Where did the 6000 + feet of TOP SOIL come from ??

At one time.. the TOP SOIL of the earth was at a level 6000 feet and LOWER....then NOW....

According to all of the Geologists....

FOSSILS... in the Shale etc....

Actually the SHALE was the bottom of a SALTY SEA....which THEN would have been

the SURFACE of the Earth...

SOOOOOO.... My Question is... where the heck did all of the DIRT ROCKS AND TOP SOIL

come from to RAISE the ourter surface of the Earth to the PRESENT level....???????????????

and where did the OCEANS go.....

Space Dust   ??

Tell me Oh smart ones   :)     I'm dumb on these things.....

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0ym9x5ag7ury2Permalink Reply by 0ym9x5ag7ury2 on March 19, 2016 at 3:51am

If you want to find diamonds and other precious gems, find a map of the glaciers that moved down from Canada and cut across the Kimberlite Pipe that is in Canada.

The material was picked up by those glaciers and deposited along the trail, leaving most of the material where the glaciers melted.

That's why people find diamonds and other precious gems in the US among the gravel and rocks where the glaciers ended up.

As for gold, it's an element predicted on the Periodic Chart of the Elements, so it's naturally occurring. Just happens to attract humans by the color and shine and is found in creeks and mines.

Western PA has a gold panning club and one of it's members can be found panning in the creek at Rogers Ohio while selling items at the Rogers Flea Market on Fridays.

He is back along the creek under the trees, panning at his sale spot, wearing a dew rag on his head. He goes by Ron. He said he found the largest amount of gold at the Clubs property in tree roots when a creek side tree fell over due to the creek eroding its root system.

There is gold in the creeks of Carroll County according to past history.

There is also Black gold in the hills of Carroll County, but it looks like Chesapeake Energy is well on it's way to stealing all of it.  

Permalink Reply by Mike Fulper on March 19, 2016 at 6:16am

Gold fever has swept the country...

Over by Mohican State Park.... that river has gold...

I went clear over to Casper Wyoming last summer...

Then 80 miles back up into the Big Horn Mts...along the Platte river

100 feet from the river along a gully I dug 2 5 gallon buckets of dirt and stone..

From those 2 buckets I panned out about 5 pcs of GOLD called "pickers"   if you can

PICKE IT OUT.... its a PICKER......WOW.. .FIRST TIME EVER and I found gold

Plus many very small pcs... Just from 2 Buckets of dirt and gravel....

The Wyoming Chapter of the Gold club took me out.. to their SECRET spot...

Now... that 2 buckets of dirt.. took about 2 hours to process down to where I could

PAN it......so gold prospecting is A LOT OF WORK...

if I had stayed ALL DAY.. I coulda made maybe $20   :)    unless I struck a placer deposit..

Trip cost $2000  ... so didn't get rich...

Permalink Reply by Nancy LeNau on March 20, 2016 at 3:39pm

Thanks Ron, Very Interesting.....The next time I go to Rogers I will be looking for this man !   

Mike, Sounds  like a lot of fun !!!   So sorry you didn't hit the Jack Pot ...of Gold !!!

Permalink Reply by craig on March 19, 2016 at 8:24am

...and where did the oceans go???

Read this sometime ago....Probably here:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2878885/Huge-quantit...

Where did our gold come from?  Interesting perspective of the origin of gold:

http://www.popsci.com/science/article/2013-07/colliding-dead-stars-...

Permalink Reply by Mike Fulper on March 19, 2016 at 9:29am

Thanks for the 2 articles... interesting....

so much for "WHERE DID THE DIRT COME FROM"  ")

I have a much scarier question..  ??????????

Why does water NOT BURN   !!!!!!!!!

2 parts Hydrogen.... highly flammable

1 part Oxygen... required for flame

When you strike a match in a rain storm.. why does not the Earth BLOW UP   ?? 

Permalink Reply by Barry D on March 19, 2016 at 2:05pm

Water does not burn for the same reason that elephants don't fly.

It's just that simple.

Or, for the same reason that picking a winning bracket for March Madness is virtually impossible.

Permalink Reply by Mike Fulper on March 20, 2016 at 1:31am

Well for one thing... Elephants don't have wings.. so they are at a disadvantage

I would think...

But they can "talk" for distances over 30 miles....  

Permalink Reply by Tony Yurina on March 19, 2016 at 1:33pm

From a Biblical perspective:  God made water and made it inert or just made it that way.

From the technical/chemical perspective:  When you combine two or more molecules you create an compound element, in the case of water, H2 and O  being bound together become inert from their individual original properties.

Another interesting little fact is that when H2O changes from a liquid phase (water) to a solid phase (ice), it's specific gravity also changes to the lighter side.  This is rare.

Picture this, cold water sinks and warmer water rises in a water column or body of water.  Nevertheless, ice floats!!!!

BTY ice is noncombustible...

In conclusion, I believe some things are out of mans to control, and for good reason.

Another good reason, is the fish need water to swim in.   We need water to fish in and frack rock.

Permalink Reply by Mike Fulper on March 20, 2016 at 1:35am

OK, I see....very good post Tony..

BUT..... I got one last thing.... WHEN THEY POPPED THE BOMBS OVER HIROSHIMA

AND THE MOLECULES OF WATER... WERE "SEPARATED"  AGAIN.. WHY DIDNT

THE ATMOSPHERE BURN... ?     

Actually  they thought it might... but the VOLUME of the atmosphere would "quench" it...

That's why they popped the bombs on Japan..... waaaaay over there. instead of NM.....

The test bombs at Alamagorda were SMALL TEST bombs.....

OK, Guys    school is over.... I'm not bored anymore   :)

Permalink Reply by Joseph-Ohio on March 20, 2016 at 4:21am

Maybe the smaller volume does separate and burn.

Maybe that's also a calculated portion of the 'yield'.

Call it playing with fire myself.

Permalink Reply by Joseph-Ohio on March 20, 2016 at 8:55am

Where does that monstrous fireball come from ?

Something's burning there.

I don't think it could all be target combustibles.

Remembering what the Hindenberg airship fireball looked like.  

The A-Bomb detonation films I've seen seem to me to track (visually).  

So perhaps it is the Hydrogen component of the atmosphere (including it's H2O) contributing to the massive fireball of an A-Bomb going off ?

Not a nuclear scientist - just guessing along with everyone else.

Permalink Reply by Mike Fulper on March 20, 2016 at 9:19am

BINGO... Joseph got it this time...

Nuclear bomb uses Hydrogen.. but after the nuked the japs.. .they figured

HEY... we can get away with a FULL HYDROGEN BOMB.....bad news tho...

I talked to a Sailor who was on the BAHIMI ? ATOLL Hydrogen bomb test....

you do know there was ONLY ONE HYDROGEN BOMB TEST don't ya...

anyway... he told me he was on a SHIP......400 MILES AWAY.......

400 MILES AWAY... AND WHEN THE HYDROGEN BOMB WENT OFF...

THE FLASH WAS SO GREAT..... HE THROWED HIS HAND UP TO SHIELD HIS

EYES.... AND COULD SEE HIS.........BONES    !!!!!    LIKE AN X RAY....

and... he had GOGGLES ON.....

there has NEVER BEEN another Hydrogen bomb test ... at least that size...

Rest were underground.. .and small small tests...

and we can thank the MILITARY INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX for those fine ideas..

oh well..... WATER DOES BURN... when elements are separated...

Joseph is quite smart.....maybe a Scientist here AMONGST us  ??  :)

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