Where are the dinosaurs?

[ChildofGod777]

Are there dinosaurs in the deepest parts of the Congo jungles?

dude enough already

 

[AV1611VET]

dude enough already

 

[ChildofGod777]

I got through 11 pages and couldnt read anymore.

 

[JoeyArnold]

I got through 11 pages and couldnt read anymore.

what's worse, the extinction of dinosaurs or mentality?

 

[Norman321]

Are there dinosaurs in the deepest parts of the Congo jungles?

Maybe you would find dinos in the meat packing plant of Sinclare's Jungle.

"Upton Sinclair's "The Jungle" is an incredible book that is well known
for its condemnation of the unsanitary conditions of meat packing plants"

 

[Norman321]

The dinosaurs of course

Perhaps if you can get one of those math chemistry guys to show that the dinos made use of the air molecule before we got a hold of it. So they have rights to it. We do use dino fossil fuel in our car don't we?

 

[Norman321]

what's worse, the extinction of dinosaurs or mentality?

So do you think the dinos were smarter then we are?
If they were that big, then their brain must have been bigger then ours.

 

[JoeyArnold]

If they were that big, then their brain must have been bigger then ours.

i have heard that scientists once thought that bigger human brains meant more capacity

 

[driewerf]

Hey, AV1611VET,
some unanswered questions are waiting for you.
http://www.christianforums.com/t7646799-52/#post60344643
http://www.christianforums.com/t7646799-50/#post60301279

 

[mzungu]

i have heard that scientists once thought that bigger human brains meant more capacity

You do realise that you have become a disrupting factor? Please stop annoying people. All you have to do is Google your questions. My school masters used to tell us "Grow up or belt up"!

You are obviously not asking in sincerity but rather in malice! Stop it please.

 

[Elendur]

Perhaps if you can get one of those math chemistry guys to show that the dinos made use of the air molecule before we got a hold of it. So they have rights to it. We do use dino fossil fuel in our car don't we?

... The air molecule? There is no 'air molecule'...

 

[mzungu]

Perhaps if you can get one of those math chemistry guys to show that the dinos made use of the air molecule before we got a hold of it. So they have rights to it. We do use dino fossil fuel in our car don't we?

THE AIR MOLECULE Dear me

Seriously now; You are judging without knowing that which you condemn and judge. I really have nothing more to add to this debate as it is like knocking on a deaf man's door!

 

[Norman321]

... The air molecule? There is no 'air molecule'...

Stuff in the Sky

The atmosphere surrounding Earth is full of air! The air in our atmosphere is made of molecules of different gases. The most common gases are nitrogen (78%) and oxygen (about 21%). There are other types of air molecules as well, but in very small quantities. Air is important for almost all life on Earth including plants and animals. Plants need gasses from air to do photosynthesis. Animals need to breath air to get the oxygen they need to survive.

As you move up in altitude through the atmosphere, the concentration of air molecules decreases. Some people call this "thin air". The air is thinner higher in the atmosphere because there is lower pressure the higher you go up.

There is a special layer of air molecules high in the stratosphere layer of Earth’s atmosphere, called the ozone layer. The composition of the atmosphere is different in the ozone layer. There are more ozone molecules than anywhere else. Ozone molecules help block some of the Sun’s strongest rays. Currently, scientists are monitoring this layer. It has recently become so thin at the South Pole where the molecules are being destroyed that we call it a “hole”.

Stuff in the Sky - Air

 

[Norman321]

I really have nothing more to add to this debate as it is like knocking on a deaf man's door!

Someone is knocking on your door? If you do not know how to identify parody, satire and sarcasm then you really should not be in discussions like this. Perhaps this is all to subtle for you.

 

[AV1611VET]

someone is knocking on your door?

ZING!

Revelation 3:20 Behold, I stand at the door, and knock: if any man hear my voice, and open the door, I will come in to him, and will sup with him, and he with me.

 

[Elendur]

Stuff in the Sky

The atmosphere surrounding Earth is full of air! The air in our atmosphere is made of molecules of different gases. The most common gases are nitrogen (78%) and oxygen (about 21%). There are other types of air molecules as well, but in very small quantities. Air is important for almost all life on Earth including plants and animals. Plants need gasses from air to do photosynthesis. Animals need to breath air to get the oxygen they need to survive.

As you move up in altitude through the atmosphere, the concentration of air molecules decreases. Some people call this "thin air". The air is thinner higher in the atmosphere because there is lower pressure the higher you go up.

There is a special layer of air molecules high in the stratosphere layer of Earth’s atmosphere, called the ozone layer. The composition of the atmosphere is different in the ozone layer. There are more ozone molecules than anywhere else. Ozone molecules help block some of the Sun’s strongest rays. Currently, scientists are monitoring this layer. It has recently become so thin at the South Pole where the molecules are being destroyed that we call it a “hole”.

Stuff in the Sky - Air

You missed a quite important part, I've moved your bolded red text to include it.
I like that you provided with a link, it made it quite easy to determine why it was using lax terminology:
It's for kids.

So to sum it up:
There are no 'air molecules', the air is consisting of several different gases, who are most often in molecular form.

 

[ChildofGod777]

what's worse, the extinction of dinosaurs or mentality?

Your questions are pointless. You don't care about actually discussing things you ask about, you just move on to a new question or repeat one you have already asked. As someone else said, just use Google or wikipedia, you will find many answers you search for.

 

[Norman321]

Your questions are pointless.

You do not know how to dance do you?

"The Wu Li Master dances with his student. The Wu Li Master does not teach, but the student learns."

 

[Norman321]

There are no 'air molecules', the air is consisting of several different gases, who are most often in molecular form.

That is about as close to double talk as your going to get.

Whatever terminology you want to use is not really the issue. The question is do we breath the same air as the dino did. But the word air is to general so that is why I made reference to the molecules in the air. Whatever those molecules happen to be. There are 17,300,000 google results for a search on air molecules. But you are not happy because my grammer is not good enough for you high tech people.

So if you want to nit pick that is fine. But I would like an answer for the original question about breathing the same air as the dinos breathed.

Steps to follow to answer the question:

Estimate the volume of air a person breathes in liters per second.
Estimate the number of Liters of air a dino must have breathed in his life.
Assume that dinos always breathed fresh air with every breath, he did not intake any of the air he breathed out.
Estimate the total weight of the earth’s atmosphere in grams.
Estimate the total number of molecules in the earth’s atmosphere.
What fraction of these molecules are the same as those which dinos inhaled.
If this is the same fraction of molecules in the air you breathe in, how many molecules of dino’s air are in your breath?

 

[Davian]

Perhaps if you can get one of those math chemistry guys to show that the dinos made use of the air molecule before we got a hold of it. So they have rights to it. We do use dino fossil fuel in our car don't we?

Do you think the fuel we use in our cars comes from dinosaurs?

That must be more of that "cutting edge" research I have been hearing about.