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Author Topic: A development that could put us closer to the singularity  (Read 1604 times)

MetalSlimeHunt

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Re: A development that could put us closer to the singularity
« Reply #15 on: June 13, 2012, 10:33:42 pm »

Oxygen loves ripping the energy out of things. That's why we breathe so much of it. And as a side note, were we on a planet with a less volatile gas composition, "fire" wouldn't exist.
Or, if there were more Oxygen and less Nitrogen, fire would exist, and would in fact be everywhere as endless firestorms swept Earth's surface. Of course, that would just be if there were a lot more. If there were just a little more we would just have extremely spectacular and explosive fires.
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Re: A development that could put us closer to the singularity
« Reply #16 on: June 13, 2012, 10:41:22 pm »

Oxygen loves ripping the energy out of things. That's why we breathe so much of it. And as a side note, were we on a planet with a less volatile gas composition, "fire" wouldn't exist.
Or, if there were more Oxygen and less Nitrogen, fire would exist, and would in fact be everywhere as endless firestorms swept Earth's surface. Of course, that would just be if there were a lot more. If there were just a little more we would just have extremely spectacular and explosive fires.
NASA found that one out a while ago.
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