Before I provide Part 4 of Free Hydrogen, here is an excerpt from SIMPLE SOLUTIONS for Planet Earth (http://simplesolutionsbook1.com/).
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Our Sun (74% hydrogen), it is reported, has used 2% of its hydrogen thus far (4.6 billion years old with about 5 billion years of life left). Where did the hydrogen come from? Well, a million years or so after the Big Bang, the neutrons, protons and electrons began to combine to form hydrogen. Gravity allowed hydrogen atoms to agglomerate, and after a while, the sphere became large enough such that there was sufficient pressure at the core to initiate fusion. After a while these stars blew up, reforming more hydrogen. Our Sun was thusly created using these hydrogen atoms as a third generation star. (It has been almost 14 billion years since the so-called Big Bang.) The surface temperature of ours is only 10,000 °F (5538 °C), but deep inside, where all those hydrogen molecules are fusing, the temperature is said to be 27,000,000 °F (15,000,000 °C).
Hydrogen has that supernatural quality to be many things to many people. Hydrogen is all-pervading (most abundant element in the Universe) and the foundation of all life (our Sun and all stars fuse hydrogen to produce light and heat). Is Hydrogen, then…God? (I do enter into the realm of the supernatural and religion in Chapter 5 of SIMPLE SOLUTIONS for Humanity-- http://simplesolutionsbook2.com/ )
Hydrogen has that supernatural quality to be many things to many people. Hydrogen is all-pervading (most abundant element in the Universe) and the foundation of all life (our Sun and all stars fuse hydrogen to produce light and heat). Is Hydrogen, then…God? (I do enter into the realm of the supernatural and religion in Chapter 5 of SIMPLE SOLUTIONS for Humanity-- http://simplesolutionsbook2.com/ )
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Well, the price of oil is really dropping, and, as of this writing is down to around $135/barrel.
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Hurricane Bertha in the Atlantic is still at 105 MPH, but not only went North...at this time, is actually heading East more than West.
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