400 another milestone for me, this will be my 400th post on the subject of Global Warming and Climate Change and the ONLY way forward!

    Why am I so positive, that what I have stated on "Life cycle of a planet" is the actual reality of the situation that the planet and all carbon-based life is facing by the sequestration of carbon over the 3.5 BILLION years that there has been life on this planet! On the primitive level, it is the proven theory that perpetual motion, or in this case the absolute impossibility that carbon in the form of carbon dioxide can be continually 100% recycled! The proof of which is all of the carbon-bearing rocks that can be found, everywhere that life has been. You add to this the discovery that on the planet Venus its atmosphere is 92 times thicker than the Earth's atmosphere, plus 96 % of that atmosphere is carbon dioxide. The estimates that scientists have made of how much carbon is either buried or changed into rocks on Earth, and how much we have seen in the atmosphere of Venus (a planet that "seems" never to have had any carbon-based life on it) could and should, be considered to have been somewhat the same when both planets were first formed!

    It would not be much speculation then that whatever gases were on both primitive planets at the time of both planets formation were in the atmosphere, and not buried deep inside of either planet because the formation of planets causes the lighter material to rise and the heavier materials to be closer to the center of the planet. This makes me believe that the atmosphere of Venus "now and then" will only be different in the very lightest gasses as they would have been blown away by the "solar winds" these gases would include hydrogen, helium, and ammonia, which are all limited in both atmospheres. Not until you get farther out in the solar systems, and the larger and therefore stronger gravitation fields, can planets keep the lighter gases in their atmospheres. Life itself, on this planet over the last 3.5 billion years has made the vast differences in these two planet's atmospheres. As carbon dioxide was used to create life, once that life was ended, in a perfect world every atom of carbon would be recycled back into "carbon cycle" but as we can clearly see that is not the case, however small is the loss that is created over the 3.5 billion years of the approximate 172,000,000 gigatonnes of carbon dioxide that was once in the Earth's atmosphere, there is now only around 800 gigatonnes left. 

    If it was a straight line loss of carbon every year then the Earth really was a very, excellent recycler, but the truth of the matter is ,that the still restless Earth and it's very active plate tectonic, was responsible for returning much of that buried and converted carbon containing rock back into the atmosphere. Now the rate of how long it take the surface of the planet to basically replace itself is around every 200,000,000 years, but billions of years ago the planet's plate tectonic's were much more active due to the hotter interior temperature then the planet now has. As the planet "ever-so-slowly-cools-down" the plate tectonics slows and we see less earthquakes, less volcano's, and less replacement of carbon dioxide back into the atmosphere. The planet sequestration of carbon is not the only material that becomes harder and harder for plant life to find and use, but it is what cause all life to adapt to changes the most. Iron, soil nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium, are the material that plant life and animal life find the need to adapt to ever lowering levels the next most restricted. Some material are on the other end of the scale, in that too much also limits life, on land and even in the inland seas and lakes can quickly become poisoness to life "is salts". While absolutely necessary for life, salts can quickly become deadly in quantity. 

    The one element that also is very quickly sequestrated away faster than any other is "Fresh Water" the time it take for freshwater to go from rain to unusable salt water (of course we are talking about water, that land plants and animals can use for life) can be anywhere from one day to millions of years underground, or as ice in Antartica! That prevention of the sequestration of fresh water, is where mankind can really make a tremendous different in a fairly short time, with massive benefits for much of life. Well this may be my last new post for a while, as I am attempting a new way to attract attention and the information that I have put forth in these 400 posts plus the 12-page paper "Life cycle of a planet By Daniel James Kadavy" should be enough "new" information to kept you all busy for a while. If anyone would like to talk or comment, I can be reached by phone and I live in the state of Nebraska in the U.S. of A. @402-890-7946 My G-mail account is <daniel.kadavy212@gmail.com> The 400 posts and 12-page paper can all be found @ <https://lifecycleofaplanet.blogspot.com> Thank You, for reading and please tell others. Dan