well no, that's backwards.
well no, that's backwards.
No connection to CO2 emissions. I noticed the earths tilting years ago caused by the export of iron ore from southern hemisphere to northern. Once heating occurs further "unbalancing" occurs
ah I thought that was vapor pressure at 293K
seems you need a deeper hole. 5.7MPa at room temp (293K) so
assuming rock denity of 2500 Kg/m^3 and gravity of 10kgm/s/s at 100m depth you get 2.5Mpa pressure
300m down it's about 8 degrees hotter call it 301Kthe vapour pressure is now 6.9MPa, but the weight of the rock imparts
7.5Mpa pressure, so it stays liquid..
Melting ice is connected directly to CO2 emissions.
What a load of piffle.
And the heating is caused by????
When cats don't roam rats take over.
and mice
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