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Thank you so much for these. It helps so much
Can we make one of these without the accent? That would be most excellent 🙂
FUC-ING MUSIC IS PISSING ME OFF.
Here is a question that I've always wondered about: when looking at a face of sedimentary rock, about how many years, for example, does it take to lay-down one inch (25 mm) of the rock that we today view?
30/10/25 Brisbane Australia 22:27
It just goes on and on and on, trying to sound as profound as possible.
Cool, but its not an "endless" cycle like the video mentions a few times. Recent scans of the earths core found old continents. They dont just melt. Which makes sense, as the crust cools and sinks, its going to cool off the core as it sinks, maybe not at the start, the crust melted easily, but everytime it sank it brought more cold down with it and eventually all this cooling and sinking is going to cool off the core like what i suspect what happened to mars. Where the thickening and cooling of the crust stopped geologic activty at some point when it crusted over, which weakened the magnetic field that protected its atmosphere and water. I mean they're hot bodies in freezing cold space, they will cool off eventually without some kind of energy input. I dont think the suns radiation is enough to add that heat, and our stable temperatures have more to do with our core's heat then our distance from the sun id imagine. But the sun also is a variable im sure.
Can't fall asleep because of the badly checked AI script
More AI bullshit thank you but no thank you!
Get a real job!
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