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In fossil parks many old wood are preserved

Dr Souvik Chatterji @sathviksouvik (23235) 2 Jun 25

From the remains of wood which are thousands or more years old a lot of information can be extracted about the past. In fossil parks these woods are preserved. Some of them were in existence millions of years...

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Three teenagers find a T Rex fossil while hiking in North Dakota

George B Vieto @Deepizzaguy (122070) • Lake Charles, Louisiana 24 Jun 24

Two young brothers and their cousin went hiking in the North Dakota Bureau of Land Management near the badlands near Marmarth in 2022 when the trio who are Jessin, 10, and Liam Fisher, 7, and their cousin Kaiden Madsen, 9, went...

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Oh, the Joys of Getting Less Young!

Vincent Summers @KuznVinny (768) • United States 7 May 16

I still find it hard to believe I'm not the kid in a family. But here I am in an old man's body. For years, it was OK. The only hangup was that old body isn't much to look at, but then I was never God's gift to women. But now I...

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Born in Africa: Not just humans, language too.

DoctorDidi @DoctorDidi (7018) • India 9 Aug 11

It is now an established truth that modern humans originated in Africa. But of late, a researcher analyzing the sounds in languages spoken around the world has detected an ancient signal that points to southern Africa as the...

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What you gifted your lover last?

xorticanz @xorticanz (377) • India 9 Aug 10

I gifted a lot of stuff when i went to US. I bought her a Fossil watch. She loved that a lot. Then i bought her a perfume and some soft toys as she loves them. Then i bought her some hair grooming kit. I also bought lots of stuff...

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Would you go for alternative fuels?

WATARIKENJI @WATARIKENJI (1534) • Philippines 25 Jan 10

Research indicates that fossil fuels will not last any longer. the supply will diminish. Scientists said that this commodity is not for keeps. In the soonest possible time, an alternative fuel must be used to take the place of the...

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Is FOSSIL a brand?

daliaj @daliaj (5674) • India 22 Sep 09

My frinend got a fossil watch as a brithday gift. Yesterday, she gave me a lecture about how good the watch brand 'FOSSIL' is. Is it so? Is FOSSIL a good brand? Do you have a FOSSIL watch

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TRANSITION from Fossil Fuel to HYDROGEN create World War 3?

Boyetski @Boyetski (986) • Philippines 7 Sep 09

I was thinking since the birth of hydrogen energy 30 years ago. Why does it still out of our market? Why do we still pay for fossil fuels that pollute? Is it because the transition to fossil fuels to hydrogen fuel will ignite...

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Fossil Ida: extraordinary find is 'missing link' in human evolution

sxrxnrr45601 @sxrxnrr45601 (1171) • United States 19 May 09

Have you guys heard about the fossil that was found that may be the so called "missing link in the evolution chain. I read about it and found it very interesting myself. I am not sure how we became what we are today but I listen...

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human evolution

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Hydrogen as a source of energy

cambiste @cambiste (1244) • India 26 Jan 09

What is your opinion on the future of hydrogen as a energy source? I think it has a good chance to become the potential fossil fuel as well as energy source in the future. As fossil fuel, it can be doubted because of its a...

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Solar, Electric or Wind for Energy Needs?

dvmurphy @dvmurphy (326) • United States 19 Jan 09

The issue right now to get away from fossil fuels is creating new interest in solar, electric, wind and biofuels. Which energy source do you feel the United States is going to lean to in the future? I want to build a home in...

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what if the world finally runs out of oil?

mazdakid @mazdakid (347) • Philippines 16 Jan 09

hi all! oil is a form of fossil fuel from which almost all fossil fuel-based stuff such as petrol (gasoline), kerosene, diesoline and the likes come from. being a fossil fuel, this means that it's a non-renewable form of...

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In just a few years every destination may be out of reach

cambiste @cambiste (1244) • India 10 Jan 09

Have you ever thought about the future of fossil fuels? I had. But i never really realized the extent it may effect us until i read this ad in a magazine. Our present society depends upon fossilfuels for every kinds of...

have you choosen to purchase locally grown, produced

ersmommy1 @ersmommy1 (12587) • United States 7 Jan 09

food? Lots of are changing the way they buy food. They are buying locally grown and produced food. Not only does it support local farmers and our regional economy, the food is fresher. It hasn't traveled thousands of miles, or...

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local food purchases

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Cannot afford solar panels on your home? I found a way.

nanajanet @nanajanet (4436) • United States 3 Jan 09

This company is great. I actually found it through Ed Begley, Jr. (Living With Ed). He is a film/tv star who is really GREEN and trying to get us all to be, too. I registered to have solar power put on my home by a company...

The Future of Petroleum and Peak Oil

jess368 @jess368 (3368) • United States 4 Dec 08

The Hubbert peak theory, also known as peak oil, is a theory concerning the long-term rate of production of conventional oil and other fossil fuels. It assumes that oil reserves are not replenishable, and predicts that future...

what do you know about biofuels?

millardos @millardos (408) • France 4 Dec 08

biofuels is defined as solid, liquid or gas fuel derived from relatively recently dead biological material and is distinguished from fossil fuels, which are derived from long dead biological material...

biofuels

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fossil fuels

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I've decided to be obnoxious!

its-logos-plus-logic @flowerchilde (12529) • United States 4 Dec 08

I hope you'll forgive me! But sooner or later, one simply must post a discussion along the lines of what they are always thinking about! I'm very boring. My favorite topics are politics and religion.. and not in that...

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Economics - the Mongrel discipline

grandpa_lash @grandpa_lash (5225) • Australia 21 Nov 08

I mean mongrel, of course, in the sense that it is a hybrid. The classical British economists whose ideas form the basis of modern capitalism were interested in economics as an aspect of the whole of social life. Its...

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Why should we be exporting energy?

Arkie69 @Arkie69 (2156) • United States 17 Nov 08

It doesn't make good sense to me to export one ounce of energy out of the US. The figures below are from the CIA Facts Book so they should be pretty close. It shows we export Electricity, oil and Natural Gas. Then turn around and...

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natural gas

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