All life depends on taking in Oxygen. I believe there is NO life on Earth that can live without it. Not even the creatures that are found sometimes up to 2-3 miles under the oceans. People have said that the life that seems to thrive at these depths, are able to live only because of the Heat in the water that is being expelled out from under the crust. Fissures are spewing out very hot water, they say, that life there is able to live off the heat that was ‘not supplied from the Sun’. This is, in my opinion, wrong. The heat down there was produced by the absorption of Sunlight that has been raining down upon the Earth surface for thousands of years. Even though it is extremely cold at those depths, there is still light from the Sun getting down there. Light (Photons) are a ‘travelling at light speed and rotating atom’ WITH SUBSTANCE! And will never die. It can turn into, or be captured by a plant, that has spread a very thin layer of Hydrogen atoms over its leafs, and this will then turn the Photon into a simple electron that the plant draws down and uses to build more of itself with.
But in water such as the oceans, it will stay being a Photon. A Photon can only be captured by Hydrogen molecules when the Hydrogen is in a gas form or free from being a liquid. And hence the ocean is not a gas, so the Photons do not get captured for conversion into Electrons or possibly even Oxygen.
They will just travel around in a straight line bouncing off this and that, and eventually escape back into the atmosphere off the surface of the ocean or lake (or out of matter). This is when that exiting Photon will also cause more Hydrogen to become air born and rise up to become a measure of ‘moisture’ or ‘humidity’ in the atmosphere, and will eventually be collected by some ‘Electrons’ to then become the clouds. You might have read about this example in part two of my notes at FaceBook.
Everything that is of mass that is above Zero Kelvin of temperature means there are Photons inside of it. Absolute Zero means there are No Photons inside at all.
A human body uses Oxygen as a lubricant. Drawn in by our lungs and sent into our blood stream. Our muscles need Oxygen to function (Lubricate) to stop the thousands of fibres from rubbing together. You may know when you have exercised heavily, your muscles become hot and painful because a lot of the oxygen has been forced out and the fibres are rubbing together and breaking down. (Breaking down and back into Photons. This is the heat we feel) Our brain uses oxygen to keep all the stored Electrons separated, such as thoughts and memories. If you are deprived of oxygen for too long, the oxygen diminishes and the electrons will start to touch each other and short out, sometimes fatally to life, or it will cause some brain damage and or memory loss.
By Roy Savill.
This picture below is what outer space looks like under extremely magnification.
But in water such as the oceans, it will stay being a Photon. A Photon can only be captured by Hydrogen molecules when the Hydrogen is in a gas form or free from being a liquid. And hence the ocean is not a gas, so the Photons do not get captured for conversion into Electrons or possibly even Oxygen.
They will just travel around in a straight line bouncing off this and that, and eventually escape back into the atmosphere off the surface of the ocean or lake (or out of matter). This is when that exiting Photon will also cause more Hydrogen to become air born and rise up to become a measure of ‘moisture’ or ‘humidity’ in the atmosphere, and will eventually be collected by some ‘Electrons’ to then become the clouds. You might have read about this example in part two of my notes at FaceBook.
Everything that is of mass that is above Zero Kelvin of temperature means there are Photons inside of it. Absolute Zero means there are No Photons inside at all.
A human body uses Oxygen as a lubricant. Drawn in by our lungs and sent into our blood stream. Our muscles need Oxygen to function (Lubricate) to stop the thousands of fibres from rubbing together. You may know when you have exercised heavily, your muscles become hot and painful because a lot of the oxygen has been forced out and the fibres are rubbing together and breaking down. (Breaking down and back into Photons. This is the heat we feel) Our brain uses oxygen to keep all the stored Electrons separated, such as thoughts and memories. If you are deprived of oxygen for too long, the oxygen diminishes and the electrons will start to touch each other and short out, sometimes fatally to life, or it will cause some brain damage and or memory loss.
By Roy Savill.
This picture below is what outer space looks like under extremely magnification.
To be continued
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