04-01-2015, 11:04 PM
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Re: Is there a Geologist (or Mathematician) on here
Don't worry Jazzi, all the water on the Earth is the same water that's always been here so we're all re-cycling it!I don't know about oil but we've had some sink holes around here, mostly caused by coal mines, so I think someone should be going around filling up holes!
04-01-2015, 11:09 PM
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Re: Is there a Geologist (or Mathematician) on here
Originally Posted by Twizard
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Don't worry Jazzi, all the water on the Earth is the same water that's always been here so we're all re-cycling it!I don't know about oil but we've had some sink holes around here, mostly caused by coal mines, so I think someone should be going around filling up holes!
04-01-2015, 11:36 PM
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Re: Is there a Geologist (or Mathematician) on here
[QUOTE=Twizard;585387]I don't know about oil but we've had some sink holes around here, mostly caused by coal mines, so I think someone should be going around filling up holes!
Good idea to fill them in Twiz before a real tragedy happens, but with all the restrictions on getting rid of rubbish what would they fill them in with?
04-01-2015, 11:43 PM
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Re: Is there a Geologist (or Mathematician) on here
Originally Posted by spitfire
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About three years ago, on another forum, I posted a thread called The Void, in which I vexed the question, where is all this liquid fuel coming from (petrochemical). At that point in time I worked out that since taking up driving (1979), in volume, I personally had used 48 cubic metres of petrol, the equivalent of the volume of my living room, and in the ensuing three years, i have probably used the volume of our downstairs Loo. First off, if that is just my consumption, extrapolate that usage across the good folks of planet earth, and more importantly, what is going to fill this friggin great void.
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