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I was told that there is more water below the Earth's surface than on
it. Let me say I'm talking water molecules let it be steam,liquid or ice. Earth seems to have a 73% water on its surface and lots in its atmosphere. Was very disappointed when Tempel 1 had a dusty dry surface like Mercury,Venus,our Moon and Mars. Still the big gas planets Jupiter Uranus and Neptune have very large solid cores that could have lots of water. Have a gut feeling time will prove comets do not have as much water as we think in this spacetime. Ammonia,and frozen carbon dioxide creates its tail as they get warmed up in closer distance to the Sun Bert |
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