Is ice another form of detonation. Will salt content increase or decrease its explosive form, captured while frozen in time?
Is time subject to pressure changes.
@PrettyLuv give me a moment. ill get back to you
Are clouds silent forms of ionized detonation in the air only occurring naturally at specific air pressures?
No, clouds are not silent forms of ionized detonation in the air. Clouds are visible collections of water droplets or ice crystals suspended in the Earth's atmosphere. They form when warm, moist air rises and cools, causing the water vapor to condense into visible particles.
Clouds are primarily composed of water, and their formation is driven by various factors such as humidity, temperature, and atmospheric pressure. They can occur naturally at different altitudes and under various atmospheric conditions, including specific air pressures, but they are not related to ionized detonation or explosive processes.
Ionized detonation refers to a highly energetic chemical or physical process that results in the release of a large amount of energy and the production of ions. This can occur in certain explosive or electrical discharge events, but it is unrelated to the formation of clouds.
Clouds are a fascinating and complex atmospheric phenomenon that plays a significant role in Earth's weather and climate systems. They can take on different forms, such as cumulus, stratus, or cirrus clouds, and they can be accompanied by various sounds, such as thunder during thunderstorms. However, clouds themselves are not associated with explosive or ionized detonation processes.
@Shake49 the grading system totally agree on. I think it should be changed to an E as in expected you to do better but nice try. It definitely will soften the blow
@tristan013 E for Excellently below expectations. Has the ring of you did one thing really well—fail!
@BoomerSpooner that’s an even better one! If I was told that in elementary school I definitely wouldn’t be afraid of failure as an adult 😂
@Sooson I think there is a highly energetic process that involves the production of ions in cloud formation. It’s the whole reason why cloud forms as in the EZ boundary layer described in the 4th phase of water. It’s also why clouds tend to look like the detonation clouds after an atomic bomb is set off but on a miniaturized scale. There’s a separation of charged particles (ions) enabling the cloud to hold water droplets in the first place prior to release. The collisions of these ions is also what makes them excellent at conducting electricity during a lightning storm.
Atmospheric ionization produced by cosmic rays has been suspected to influence aerosols and clouds. If changes in atmospheric ionization have a substantial impact on clouds, one would expect to observe significant responses in Earth’s energy budget. An average of the five strongest week-long decreases in atmospheric ionization coincides with changes in the average net radiative balance using CERES satellite observations. Simultaneous satellite observations of clouds show that these variations are mainly caused by changes in the short-wave radiation of low liquid clouds along with small changes in the long-wave radiation. These observed radiation and cloud changes are consistent with a link in which atmospheric ionization modulates aerosol's formation and growth, which survive to cloud condensation nuclei and ultimately affect cloud formation and thereby temporarily the radiative balance of Earth.
Clouds are involved in a huge degree of energy discharge. Outside of a nuclear reactor/nuclear bomb, there’s no other system in the world that can handle discharge events upwards of 10 billion watts in mere seconds.
Why do they say we breathe in oxygen when 78% of the air we breathe is composed of nitrogen.
Why is the earth composed of ~75% water, the human body composed of ~75% oxygen & the air we breathe composed of ~75% nitrogen.
There’s ~0.2 mg of gold in every adult.
@PrettyLuv are we counting dental work in that stat?
Lol, no @Sooson, your grills don’t count lol.
This is naturally occurring gold in the human body.
@PrettyLuv I’m 24K solid gold baby or maybe I’m fool’s Gold lol 😂
Lol @lonelytauros
@PrettyLuv that sucks for those of us with gold allergy 💀 my mom found out when after years of having gold amalgam fillings she started getting oral and throat ulcers. For me, it was after getting my ears pierced with 24k gold earrings in 6th grade - the contact dermatitis I got a month later was so bad it spread from my ears all the way down my neck to my chest. Had to remove my earrings and let my piercings close. Since then I can't wear anything with gold over 10k white gold - I've tried testing it a few times, for science - and every time I'll end up with a rash in the perfect shape of the jewelry item. I'm allergic to nickel too, so even my white gold jewelry has to be platinum based. I've taken to mostly wearing titanium, surgical steel, and niobium as they're the least reactive metals and I don't have to worry about platings wearing off -_-
And lol @lonelytauros I guess I can't cuddle you without large doses of benedryl then 🤣
Is there such a thing as invisible lightning. There’s visible light, and invisible light. Visible lightning … and invisible lightning?
Is lightning actually on a 180 radial belt loop, the visible parts seen once entering our atmosphere? If lightning strikes one point in a specific location, will there be a lightning strike felt exactly 180 degrees around the earth from that location after a certain amount of time? If so, how much time?
@cuddlefaery that’s interesting. I’m not sure if the naturally occuring gold that exists inside us at the nano scale is the same as the manufactured one in jewelry making. When they make jewelry I think the gold gets contaminated with other chemical contaminants during the manufacturing process that may contribute to the allergy. Especially if it’s true we all have a minute amount of gold in us, you’re functioning fine with the naturally occuring version.
@PrettyLuv I am not allergic to contaminants, and manufactured gold is still gold unless it is an alloy with other metals. I specifically am allergic to the element Gold (Au), as you may remember from the periodic table of elements, which is why I react far stronger to 24 carat gold (pure 100% gold) vs. 10 carat white gold which is an alloy of around 40% gold and 60% other metals (usually white metals like silver, platinum, palladium, etc.).
Nickel allergy is the most common metal allergy and the reason why so many people itch and react to cheap jewelry as it's in many cheaper alloys. Copper allergy is also more common, and people can react to it in jewelry, pots and pans, IUDs, even food. Gold allergy is pretty rare and usually developed the way my mom and I did - through piercings and fillings, and more common in women who have other metal allergies (like to copper or nickel).
Bodies are weird and fascinating 😂
@cuddlefaery no need to worry I always keep a spare hazmat suit for people with allergies to gold lol 😂
Lol @lonelytauros. @cuddlefaery I’m guessing the allergy is negligible at the minute amounts of gold that’s naturally occurring in the body then. Goes undetected.
🤔 if a toy in "Toy Story" died. the toys would know.....but the kid would be playing with a corpse right?
How does gas affect the general health of the body. We see when divers come up too fast from below they experience the bends due to a buildup of nitrogen surfacing too quickly in the blood. Who’s to say at various instances of planetary elevation, not just stagnant elevation as it relates to mountains & sea level, but the negligible wobble of the earth on its axis, how these changes in planetary elevation that would be negligible on an overall planetary scale, but deeply impactful to those sensitive to elevation changes, might affect the gases in the body. Like having the bends but on earth. Air is, after all, a fluid.
Is there such thing as seasonal gas changes?
When a banana releases ethylene gas, it’s seen as aging in its process of ripening and getting old. Wrap the tip in plastic and it won’t release this gas as readily, thereby preserving the fruit for longer. What gases are released in the body that contribute to aging, degeneration, disease, and health?
We look at build ups in cholesterol, blood pressure, temperature - what if they were all connected to alterations in specific gases. Why aren’t we looking at the gases? Not just the oxygen levels in specific regions of the body, but the nitrogen, carbon, hydrogen, methane, ethylene, ammonia levels too…
What’s the gas to liquid ratio in the body?
@PrettyLuv I think many of those things may contribute to aging.. Most of the air we inhale is nitrogen. Free radicals and natural environmental radiation I think has significant contributions to the aging process... thats just my opinion though, havent done much research on the topic
@CelestialTouch Yes, and it would also be interesting to find that despite the judgment passed on Muslim women, nuns & Hasidic women, for covering their heads and areas of hair or heavy perspiration & gas emission, that it might actually carry the added benefit, unbeknownst to them, of preserving their youth and delaying aging, like the covering of the banana tip.
What’s the gas release profile of the human body? How much gas is released in areas of hair vs. areas of no hair. When hair is shaven or covered, how does that impact gas emission. What kinds of gases are released in these parts of the body?
Does gas have electromagnetic properties? If so, what are the electromagnetic properties of a gas?
Certain plants release gases and these gases are considered a hormone of the plant. Does certain gas profile emission from the skin act like pheromones too.
In the earth, oil is extracted in the form of carbon based fossil fuels and burned to generate energy in the form of heat, a gas that powers the world. Combustion involves an igniter and a gas. Oil is highly flammable. Certain oils are seen as heavily therapeutic in health like coconut oil, olive oil, grapeseed oil, black seed oil, - is oil in the body constantly being burned to produce energy in the form of gas as well. Is the body in a constant struggle to evaporate? Are clouds and condensation there to reverse this process? - close the loop?
Is the day meant to be evaporative and the night, condensing? What if we ate foods according to this loop? Would it help in balancing the gases throughout the body?
@PrettyLuv Cutaneous respiration hasnt been an area of study for me, but I found this publication:
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC10257688/
In the article it displays in table format 75 gases (table 1). Couldnt find anything directly related to shaven vs unshaven or covered vs uncovered. Possibly contacting the authors of the publication might have the answers you're looking for...
@CelestialTouch what they say in that article is interesting particularly here:
Based on its nature, human skin gas has attracted considerable attention as a non-invasive medical biomarker for monitoring conditions such as digestive disorders8, diabetes13, melanoma14, acute poisoning15, and severe burns16. If PATM is a condition with a common cause, skin gas composition may also have common features that potentially cause allergy-like symptoms…
This also makes me wonder what skin gases role is in skin allergies, eczema, pimple formation, mosquito bites and the overall electromagnetic field of the body. And if skin gas emissions has a role in the above, what good and bad role does it play internally?
I’m guessing a higher EM field would be the product of a healthier gas emission profile or the inhibition of certain gases via cloth covering or the lack of exposure to certain gases externally via human to human contact and otherwise. And the consumption of certain oils used to quickly convert into beneficial gases internally & externally.
We have good bacteria and bad bacteria, exogenous viruses & endogenous viruses, good fungi & bad fungi. And now we have good gas & bad gas lol. And of course, the balance of the good gases between since too much of any one would be a detriment.
This gas emission article on allergies also makes me wonder about gaseous disease/bacterial transmission.