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From: dvdw©3/24/2007 7:48:04 PM
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It seems from this piece that the Powers that be have decided to inch their way into reality that Oil was never a fossil fuel....using standard output organs, a post with some details; looks like my isolating Shells drilling plans showed good timing;....awareness, its whats for dinner.

In the current issue of "Discover" magazine there is an article about how twin satellites are being used to up pick minor differences in the earth's gravity so that they can detect different rock structures underneath the Earth's surface. NASA's GRACE or Gravity Recovery and Climate Experiment program has been used to find a crater fives times larger in Antarctica than the one in Mexico that 65 million yeras ago was credited with the extinction of the dinosaurs. This crater, that was formed 250 million years ago, also caused a mass extinction. Current uses included the study of the rebound of the Great Lakes area, after having been covered by glaciers and detecting high-density underground rock. These satellites, using microwaves can create the ability to measure the different gravity of buried rocks. "As the lead satellite approaches a place with more mass than average, it speeds up just a bit from the extra gravitational pull. Shortly thereafter, so does the second. Then, as the higher-mass region falls behind, each satellite is held back a little-again, first the leading, then the trailing satellite. Maybe they could use this to find the traps and intrusives in Utah. The Grace data is open to any Scientist on the planet. I wonder if any big oil 'Scientists' have access to the data on Utah-if they don't they will probably be standing in line to get it.
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