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| Sunrise is on the way. It may sound strange, but crude oil is really a form of sun energy. About a hundred to two hundred million years ago the formation of oil begins in warm, shallow oceans that were then present on Earth. In these oceans, small animals called zooplankton and plants called phytoplankton died and fell to the floor of the ocean. As they got buried by sediments, they were transformed into shale. As pressure and temperature increase, the shale transformed into oil and, if the temperature was high enough, into natural gas. |
Sunday, November 17, 2019
Sunday Sky
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...dang, you make the ordinary extraordinary!!!
ReplyDeleteYour explanatory note is interesting, I didn't know all that. Your late night picture is great, I like your night pictures Andy
ReplyDeleteA fine pic & info too, Andy!
ReplyDeleteSo true! I do love your night and in this case, early morning photography.
ReplyDeleteUn nuevo amanecer que va a evitar el uso de luz artificial. Pero estaría bien que los humanos nos decidieramos de una vez a cambiar una fuente de energía contaminante como el petróleo por las energías limpias y renovables. Nos va en ello la salud del planeta y la nuestra.
ReplyDeleteUn abrazo.
A beautiful image to start the day with. I didn't know all the info either so I thank you for that.
ReplyDeleteQuite a sky!
ReplyDeleteMuy buena imagen nocturna, amigo... Buen trabajo
ReplyDeleteWonderful to see and read that history.
ReplyDeleteGreat shot again and a little lesson in geology. Beautiful again Andy.
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