Questions To Science/Do Cars Breathe Faster Than Trees

Are some areas lower in oxygen levels than in other areas?

2014-06-03T16:37:00.004-07:00

Besides in the city areas where traffic pollution depletes oxygen levels, when its muggy hot and hard to breathe where the clouds hang low in the sky, are the oxygen levels in that area lower?

Creating A Worm Hole?

2014-05-17T16:41:00.002-07:00

Can worm hole science be proven on a much smaller scale by using water as an example and spinning it so that the middle does not contain water. If you drop a bead in the center of the spinning water, it will reach the bottom or other side faster than if you dropped the bead in the still water itself. The time it takes to travel to the bottom or out the other side would be significantly faster. We are advanced enough to make this technology in space....not just entangled particles, but spinning them maybe?

Acid Rain

2014-04-11T13:01:00.003-07:00

What happens when the clouds absorb enough pollution to kill all the trees on the planet? Do we become like Mars?

Contents of Rain Clouds?

2012-12-17T16:04:00.002-08:00

Does nuclear bomb waste absorb in the clouds and come down through rain? What is the bright green on rocks and tree bark -- is it really fungus?

An Ecosystem's Ability To Create Rain

2012-09-02T08:10:00.000-07:00

Can you burn up an ecosystem's ability to create rain with nuclear waste and/or weapons or other added toxicities? What does that do to the ozone layer? Does that waste absorb in the clouds and come down in the rain?

Science Project

2012-01-07T10:07:00.000-08:00

If we were to create a science project on how to deplete a planet's oxygen levels, destroy it's eco-system, and desolate life, it would probably be very similar to the path we're on and live today here on our own planet.....cut down the trees, add cars, throw garbage into the waters and land, build nuclear facilities on fault lines all over the globe. It's truly sad what is being done to this planet.

Seriously....

2011-05-21T05:20:00.001-07:00

Seriously, I'd like to know. I have to believe that the oil in the earth serves an unknown important purpose, and removing it could be very dangerous. If we remove all the heavy oil, turning it into a weightless gas in the atmosphere, could the planet be lighter in weight and move closer to Mars or the sun? Sorry for the repeat question, but I'm in hopes of hearing some thoughts.

Violent Natural Disasters

2011-03-19T14:00:00.000-07:00

We know that the land masses have moved all over the globe, together and apart. I imagine this kind of event could be massive. We assume that nuclear plants are safe, until a natural event that we've never experienced happens. If the land decides to move, and to do so quickly, it will be violent for those of us on the surface. In this kind of natural disaster, we don't need the tragedy of radiation poisoning because the experts didn't foresee or expect the changes of the earth. We must have a cleaner way!

Looking for Science to Answer Radiation Questions

2011-03-17T15:25:00.000-07:00

I still don't see the experts on the news answering where exactly the radiation goes when it is "dispersed", while they point to supposed ignorance of people who think it will hit the coast. The meaning of the word dispersed, means to be spread out over a large area, not disappear, and it's obvious that they believe it may come here if scientific devices are in place to measure existence. Although it may no longer be in extremely harmful amounts, where exactly does the dispersed radiation go? Does any of it have the capability to rise to the ozone layer and eventually deplete it? Does it stay in the air in dispersed amounts or does it always over time mix with rain? Does it build up in the clouds, or does the rain remove it from the air? We do know that it travels, is measurable when it rains and falls to the surface, because levels have been measured in affected areas. Does it ever truly disappear? How can they believe this is safe to continue to operate like this? How can they believe this continues to be safe when it has been happening over and over around the planet where there are nuclear plants? We don't know how long it stays in the air or clouds or where the rain will spit it to the ground or if it can deplete the ozone. I can't express how much it scares me to continue to operate these kinds of energy producing facilities, and people shouldn't be considered ignorant to have this fear, especially when the "experts" don't have all the answers. Our president claiming they don't "expect" any danger to people in America, ought to be opening his mind to the true long term dangers of what continuing release of radiation around the world could do to the people and planet. We must find a cleaner way!

Dissipating Radiation Clouds?

2011-03-15T17:53:00.000-07:00

When radiation dissaptes, it's just being spread over a large area. It doesn't mean it disappears, so where does it go? Does it eventually gather in our rain clouds, fall directly to the surface, or rise to the upper layers of the atmosphere? Isn't it extremely dangerous to assume that something catastrophic on a global scale wouldn't happen and poison everything we need to survive? The risk doesn't seem worth it to me for the energy produced by the dangerous nuclear plants. Shut them down!!

Evolution into Bald Green Beings with Black Eyes? (DRAFT)

2011-03-15T04:01:00.000-07:00

Could radiation pollution cause the population to evolve into bald green beings with black eyes? Or if we are faced with eating green fungus over time, because the sun has been blocked out in areas, will we evolve into green beings that have black eyes to see in the dark? Are we capable of causing our own path of evolution? It seems to me that it is of very big importance to keep our air, food, and water clean, and the atmosphere rich in oxygen, for not only sustainable survivability, but also the long term path of our very existence and evolution.

Global Warming, "The Sky is Falling", and Comparing Mars

2011-03-12T08:04:00.000-08:00

I'm guessing "The Sky is Falling" effect will be in the form of heat. The atmospheric layers will still exist, just as with Mars. The surface will be the coolest, (or the warmest), while the upper layers will be hotter - Earth and Mars can be compared this way now. I'm afraid without significant amounts of oxygen to protect the surface, and considering the amount of gasey pollution we create, I have to believe, we'll end up just like Mars if the power people are not serious in changing the way "business" is done. My opinion is that the tools to measure all the atmospheric layers, especially the upper layer where it is the hottest, have not been around long enough to show solid data of earth's possible global warming. I hate to think that by the time the temperature changes reach the surface, it will be too late. Anyone who thinks it's not possible for a planet to heat up, should take a closer look at Mars and the history it has that we on Earth could eventually repeat.

Can Science Prove the Sky is Falling?

2011-03-01T15:29:00.000-08:00

I'm sure that science can prove, if the oxygen producing resources that are on the ground are lessened, the "sky" or atmosphere would fall upon us. Is oxygen holding it up? With that in mind, the trees don't grow as big or numerous as they used to, the ocean has a garbage pit the size of texas in it, and the amount of toxic fumes from machinery, autos, and living is probably more than the trees are breathing. Is "the sky is falling" concept really all childhood stories or should people take a very serious look at what they're doing to this planet and do everything they can to quickly change it?

Weight and gravitational pull of the planet?

2010-10-22T16:56:00.000-07:00

If the planet's atmosphere was filled with different gases and not oxygen, could it's weight and how it sits in the universe be lighter or heavier, causing it's gravitational pull to be sucked into a different position? Will continuing to remove massive amounts of heavy oil from the ground and turning it into a weightless gas make the weight of the planet lighter, ultimately making it possible to change course in the galaxy, moving us closer to Mars and the sun?

Questions to Science

2010-09-04T14:25:00.000-07:00

What effect does nuclear weapons that are released into the atmosphere have on the planet's ozone layer?

If you mix oxygen with a toxic element in a bubble, can one over power the other making it non-existent?

If less and less oxygen were to happen slowly on this planet, would the clouds get lower, essentially having the "sky is falling" effect?

Why are hurricanes stronger now and more numerous than they have been in the past 30 years?

Considering the theory of evolution, could we eventually evolve into bald green beings with black eyes that can see in the dark if we polluted planet so badly that it blocked the sun out and caused fungus to thrive?

Do cars or trees breathe faster?

2010-08-31T15:06:00.000-07:00

I have a hard time believing that the number of planes, trains, and automobiles is good for the oxygen levels on our planet. I look at mars and think earth could become that way if we continue to change the chemical composition of the elements in our atmosphere. Are we creating our own doom? The three most basic needs of survival seem at risk....air, water, and food. When I sit at my country home and smell auto fumes with no running cars around, I feel concern. There has to be a better way.