Water in the Earth’s crust?

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Water in the Earth’s crust?

28 January 2008 75 views 2 Comments

First a humanoid found on Mars and now this? Journey to the Center of the Earth next? Not too far from reality, actuality. Well, maybe we don’t possess the technology – yet – but there are people who think the center of the Earth is far different than the current paradigm offers.

Here is an example of a recent discovery where seismologists found evidence for an ocean under the Earth’s crust.

And here is another theory about the Earth’s power source being nuclear. A very prominent independent scientist has arrived at this theory over years of study noting that the Earth has a natural nuclear reactor at its core.

Who knows?

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sasdaddy said:

Hey Jonny, cool site! We have to be careful in how we interpret this poorly written article…I mean, read the 2nd paragraph

“The discovery marks the first time such a large body of water has found in the planet’s deep mantle.”

I think he meant to say was…anyways,

Notice how the word ocean is in quotations…that’s how the author is interpreting it…in fact, If you look at the actual article that was written by Wysession

http://epsc.wustl.edu/seismology/michael/web/LawrenceandWysession_AGU_2006.pdf

it states that what they THINK they found was (and I quote) “an elevated water content.” The fact that there is water in the mantle is nothing new…Wysession just found an area that had what he thinks to be an abnormally high amount of it…and at the end of the article he says, “the interpretation of our seismic attenuation anomalies as the result of high water content remains highly speculative” so really not that big of a deal of an article.

# 29 January 2008 at 6:29 am