Giant alcohol oceans possible?

Is it possible that there is a planet somewhere who has giant alcohol
(ethanol) oceans just like earth has giant water oceans?

Could there be lifeforms on such a planet and if yes, would these
lifeforms be drunk around the clock?

On a sunny day (2 Apr 2004 23:22:46 -0800) it happened
(Evan-Josh Roose) wrote in :

Is it possible that there is a planet somewhere who has giant alcohol
(ethanol) oceans just like earth has giant water oceans?

Could there be lifeforms on such a planet and if yes, would these
lifeforms be drunk around the clock?
Now I know what Bush wants a nuclear engine, seas of alcohol...

(Evan-Josh Roose) wrote in message
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Is it possible that there is a planet somewhere who has giant alcohol
(ethanol) oceans just like earth has giant water oceans?

I don't think so. Alcohol is a bit more complicated than simple
hydrocarbons. I doubt that it could be formed in amounts that could create
lakes or even oceans.

Could there be lifeforms on such a planet and if yes, would these
lifeforms be drunk around the clock?

Even if such alcohol lakes (or even oceans) would exist somewhere, any
lifeforms in them would sure get used to that.

I hope that was not a troll.

Evan-Josh Roose wrote:

Is it possible that there is a planet somewhere who has giant alcohol
(ethanol) oceans just like earth has giant water oceans?

Could there be lifeforms on such a planet and if yes, would these
lifeforms be drunk around the clock?


try Titan, already been theorized by NASA. Think of the party cruises
there....

countertroll (or somebody else of the same name) wrote in message
thusly:

Evan-Josh Roose wrote:

Is it possible that there is a planet somewhere who has giant alcohol
(ethanol) oceans just like earth has giant water oceans?

Could there be lifeforms on such a planet and if yes, would these
lifeforms be drunk around the clock?


try Titan, already been theorized by NASA. Think of the party cruises
there....

Near the town of Vääksy in Finland is a lake called Vesijärvi, which means
literally "water lake". Surely there's no need to prefix the word for water
unless - surely not - there exists a lake of something else.

--
Paul Townsend
I put it down there, and when I went back to it, there it was GONE!

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On Fri, 09 Apr 2004 21:51:47 +0000, Prai Jei
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countertroll (or somebody else of the same name) wrote in message
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Evan-Josh Roose wrote:

Is it possible that there is a planet somewhere who has giant alcohol
(ethanol) oceans just like earth has giant water oceans?

Could there be lifeforms on such a planet and if yes, would these
lifeforms be drunk around the clock?


try Titan, already been theorized by NASA. Think of the party cruises
there....

Near the town of Vääksy in Finland is a lake called Vesijärvi, which means
literally "water lake". Surely there's no need to prefix the word for water
unless - surely not - there exists a lake of something else.
I have seen a lake of oil,
produced by a large oil spill, perhaps that what is on Titan.
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On Fri, 09 Apr 2004 21:51:47 +0000, Prai Jei
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countertroll (or somebody else of the same name) wrote in message
thusly:

Evan-Josh Roose wrote:

Is it possible that there is a planet somewhere who has giant alcohol
(ethanol) oceans just like earth has giant water oceans?

Could there be lifeforms on such a planet and if yes, would these
lifeforms be drunk around the clock?


try Titan, already been theorized by NASA. Think of the party cruises
there....

Near the town of Vääksy in Finland is a lake called Vesijärvi, which means
literally "water lake". Surely there's no need to prefix the word for water
unless - surely not - there exists a lake of something else.
I have seen a lake of oil,
produced by a large oil spill, perhaps that what is on Titan.
X X
X
X X