inorganic limestone ???

On 1 mar, 18:23, "Frank Palmer" wrote:
Okay, all limestone is inorganic, what I mean is that I'm aware of
shellfish and other marine creatures making parts of their bodies from
calcium carbonate. When they die, this falls to teh sea bottom and,
ultimately, forms into limestone.

What I would like to know is whether there is any other mechanism
which can form limestlne. Is there a non-biological process?

Limestone as well as dolomite are of volcanic origin !

The demonstration is very easy to make since fossils are found in such
bedding ...and some are so integrally preserved that even their eyes
pupils and the colour of their scales is preserved.
If such solution was so potent as to dissolve bones so as to generate
those immense carbonate or magneso-carbonate bedding, of course no
fossils would have remained within.
You can note further that those alleged scientists masquerading as
geologists are unable to explain where the CO2 is coming from (as well
what is the genesis of all lighter elements in the periodic table) so
as to compose those very fossils bones !!!! All is circular
referencing and turning in a sci000ntific merry go round reciting the
breviary of learnt by heart Universilities lessons.

You have to remember one thing, my friend, Earth is now where Mars was
and when you see Venus or Mercury you look at process in force at
particular position on Earth continuous drift.
The second thing which you must remember is that all present Geology
is a complete science-fiction and all those Universilities fools are
just clowns supporting other Clowns making their turn & finally
disappearing into oblivion ... as well as their creeds

Sir Jean-Paul Turcaud
Exploration Geologist & Offshore Consultant
Mobile +33 650 171 464

Australia Mining Pioneer
Founder of the True Geology
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On 1 mar, 18:23, "Frank Palmer" wrote:

Okay, all limestone is inorganic, what I mean is that I'm aware of
shellfish and other marine creatures making parts of their bodies from
calcium carbonate. When they die, this falls to teh sea bottom and,
ultimately, forms into limestone.

What I would like to know is whether there is any other mechanism
which can form limestlne. Is there a non-biological process?


Limestone as well as dolomite are of volcanic origin !

Wacko that he is, he's right about this one, sort of. There are very
rare magmas that are extremely rich in carbonate. Since they have the
composition of limestone, they solidify into calcium carbonate. Such
rocks are called carbonatites.

Mind you, they resemble marble more than limestone, and would not
contain fossils any more than granite would.

Also, some lime mud can precipitate from solution under the right
conditions, analogous to the way chert can form by precipitation of silica.

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John Harshman wrote:
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On 1 mar, 18:23, "Frank Palmer" wrote:

Okay, all limestone is inorganic, what I mean is that I'm aware of
shellfish and other marine creatures making parts of their bodies from
calcium carbonate. When they die, this falls to teh sea bottom and,
ultimately, forms into limestone.

What I would like to know is whether there is any other mechanism
which can form limestlne. Is there a non-biological process?

Limestone as well as dolomite are of volcanic origin !

Wacko that he is, he's right about this one, sort of. There are very
rare magmas that are extremely rich in carbonate. Since they have the
composition of limestone, they solidify into calcium carbonate. Such
rocks are called carbonatites.

True. But they aren't called limestone.

On 4 mar, 05:34, Gary Reichlinger wrote:
On Sat, 03 Mar 2007 19:21:29 -0600, Jo Schaper

jospamnotschaper34@5socket78dot9net wrote:
John Harshman wrote:
Wacko that he is, he's right about this one, sort of. There are very
rare magmas that are extremely rich in carbonate. Since they have the
composition of limestone, they solidify into calcium carbonate. Such
rocks are called carbonatites.

True. But they aren't called limestone.

What was the original source of the carbon in these rocks? Was
it limestone that was decomposed by contact with magma?

Sir,

One thing you have to understand is this is based on the True Geology
findings & teachings indeed, this is the continuous drift of each
planet on the Plane of Ecliptic ! ... within then an anisobaric &
anisothropic environment ! In clear within a decreasing Cosmic
Pressure Atmosphere ? Do you have and this is a personal question, any
idea of the Gradient of pressure to which all and sundries are
subjected on that present Earth orbit ?
( which is not an orbit incidentally since the Sun is also on a
particular course towards Vega ... hence that apparent orbit is really
a spiral )

Do you have an idea say I, of the immense & decreasing pressure
gradient to which each atom & each molecule & each living organism is
subjected ?
Do you have an idea say I that the 4 forces to which that imbecile
science of Physics is trying to find a coherent common denominator
( Electric, Magnetic, Nuclear & Gravitational ) are in fact the
different aspect of ONE SINGLE FIELD OF ENERGY WHICH THE TRUE GEOLOGY
DEFINES IN THE UPL (Universal Pressure Laws)
Do you have any idea further what is the environment which is required
for all intrusive rocks - crystalline & crypto-crystalline as you
know, could have been not only in solution at one particular time but
in a state where Quartz sublimation was possible .... and all through
the Earth ?

To each orbit all the way from the Mother Star the Sun different
process are in force and parting volcanic activity is proper to that
particular orbit ( very recent indeed in young Earth History ( not
billions of years but a few millions ) and in this process of volcanic
output Carbonate are anterior to Basalt, Felsite, Andesite &
Rhyolite ! ... as a proof there not a single volcano with Rhyolite
output now !

True Geology is not an affair of ultra specialised, short sighted ,
linear processing, mole type analytical narrow minds but an affair
requiring Universal intelligence able to apprehend all facets of
knowledge and make sense out of it. A True Geologist is as well a
master in Medecine, Agriculture, Anthropology and Archaeology ....
The Truth of things appears clearly indeed with the coherence of the
whole while the present of Universities is to lose sight of the forest
by examining the bark of the nearest tree.

Limestone and all Carbon chemistry is of Abiotic origin indeed ... and
so are Coals* and Oil
( Coals such as lignite & peat though are in present orbital position
of vegetal origin of course )
No confusion indeed must be made between primary sources and secondary
sources, and the same argument is valid regarding present observations
on unconsolidated sedimentations which are all, and I say all, due to
Erratic depositions & re-depositions.

With best regards


Sir Jean-Paul Turcaud
Australia Mining Pioneer
Founder of the True Geology

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Lost another account JP???

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Lost another account JP???

Bwahahaha

PS: The Basques are ****ing in your well water.

DC
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That's a step up for Turdhard.

George

On Sun, 4 Mar 2007 16:19:54 -0700, "Der Coach"
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Lost another account JP???

Bwahahaha

PS: The Basques are ****ing in your well water.


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Lost another account JP???

Bwahahaha

PS: The Basques are ****ing in your well water.


It's still better than French wine.
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