Life Cycle of a Planet

 What do you think would happen under this scenario? Winter no longer happens anywhere on the planet, all of the ice melts, the oceans rise around 230 feet or 70 meters. Plantlife could now exist everywhere there is land for it to grow on and we have learned how to bring fresh water to every part of the planet. When this happens there are 500 parts per million of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, due to all of the carbon that had been locked away in permafrost, being released into the atmosphere. The average temperature rises from 57 degrees Fahrenheit to 63 degrees Fahrenheit. All of this happens overnight (magic) The surface area of the oceans is now 75.18% and now only 24.82% land, but now there is actually more usable land to live and grow food because Greenland, Iceland, northern Canada, Russia, and of course the largest new area for people to live, work and play Antarctica. The plant life is still what it was yesterday, but now we can start growing new plants everywhere all the t

      And then bury it deep within old wells and caves! Guys not only do we already do this every day as we throw trash away into the millions of landfills around the planet, but we end up reducing the amount of time our planet has left, by sequestration even more carbon away from what carbon-based life needs to live!     This would fall into the same category as saying that war, famines, and disease, are very important means of population control. The same mentality as the Neutron Bomb which quickly killing radiation removes the people but leaves the infrastructure in place! I understand that many people may feel that all of the above can have beneficial aspects for the remaining peoples of the planet, but at what cost to who we what to be as a species!     Are we just another species on the planet that has to survive by the motto "eat or be eaten"! So many times in the past, one group would defeat another and afterward destroy all of the knowledge that the defeated had coll

Yet there is so much proof, NO not on this planet, but on Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune the composition of their atmosphere is directly related to the amount of gravity that each planet has, and therefore how much of the lightest elements from when they first formed around 4.5 billion years ago they could retain!!!     Perhaps, the planet Mercury, being so close to the giant gravitational pull of the sun would not have had as many of the lightest elements even in its beginning as those may never have been available in the surrounding space when the planet was forming! (scientists very seldom like to use the terms perhaps, possibly, to the best of our knowledge, so until they are sure, which they really never can be, so they call everything a theory or theorem this is perhaps why so many people refused to both either believe in COVID 19 or how to protect themselves because no scientists would say, Wear a mask in public, get the vaccine as quickly as you can and you will not get s

Recent innovations in aerial photography have found much larger areas of both population and farmland than was previously believed. New estimates have now put 10,000,000 people as how many people lived in the area, of course, this can only be the best guess. There are now people trying to say that one of the reasons for their demise was climate change brought on by the release of excess carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, because of the farming practices that so many individuals used, thereby causing droughts in the area! Carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is NEVER kept locally! Winds, air pressure, and temperatures always mix gasses thought-out the planet within days of any such occurrence! Look at the volcanic events that take place around the planet, while the ash and heavier elements settle locally, everything else is distributed worldwide within short periods of time.     The only reason the planet is not 3,500 years into the next, last, and never-ending ice age is due to mankind

If we could keep natural disasters from happening, like Global Warming, Climate Change, Extreme Weather, The end of all carbon-based life, Earthquakes, and Volcanoes! Then all we would have to worry about is man's inhumanity to man and the rest of the species on the planet, greed, power-hungry, and egotistical maniac rulers, so hey, everything we have seen since mankind first came down from the trees.      The "plan" goes a very long way in helping to maintain all carbon-based life's continuation on the planet as long as mankind can remain a viable species. Money, power, and greed, not so much! There are certain actions that with a "LOT of PLANNING" could reduce one natural type of disaster, that is the risk of volcanoes while still benefiting from the long-term carbon replenishment that a good carbon recycling plan requires. That is "mining" as many volcanoes as possible. What do I mean when I say "mining a volcano"? I mean that to drill