Water: What is it?

There seems to be more to water than meets the eye? I'd like to re-investigate this substance and see if by understanding water better, we can get a handle on the earth changes. I am also trolling for topics for an on-line water course that i will be offering this spring through a new online multi-versity.

Let's all get wet:

2 parts hydrogen, one part oxygen. can be made a solid by freezing it, can be turned into a gas by heating it, and comes as liquid almost 98% of the time. it is the most abundant resource on the planet and almost everything organic consists of it and thats what water is.

what are you trying to figure out involving water?

I think water is very interesting. I think salt water is even more interesting.

reply to post by lemmehowdt


It is the most amazing substance on earth. It can be a solid, gas, or a liquid. H2O is absolutely awesome- awe in the literal sense. H2O2 is almost equally awesome. H20 is just... ah, I am speechless as well.

Amazing fact about water- If the everywhere on earth the temperature was freezing and human life could exist in this temperature(I know it is impossible, but this post is about awesome water) would we consider water a metal? We would be able to melt this solid substance and mold it and let it "freeze" in said form? Is iron just frozen liquid? Is steel frozen liquid? Is cold just a sensation? Yes!

Water is much more than the sum of it's parts. It has memory and responds to conscious intent.

A really great docu you might be interested in:

water

I am watching this video with awe. Thank you.

(Edit, I meant first video. Second video is weird, but weird in a good way. I was trying to figure out if I ate mushrooms or not when watching the second one. J/K).

Water is, in it's best form; a mixer - especially the "tonic" kind. mmmm Vodka Tonic. Don't forget the lime.

water is Dihydrogen Monoxide

reply to post by 35Foxtrot


Cheap gin is the best way to go bro. I am going to try to keep this on topic by saying water is two parts hydrogen and one part oxygen.

Amazing fact- Three parts oxygen(O3) is so deadly it kill any lifeform it come in contact with.

Amazing fact- O3 is ozone.

Fact- It should be no wonder the body creates H2O2(two parts oxygen) to combat viruses nor why we breathe oxygen...

reply to post by XelNaga


You are a monster.

reply to post by THEDUDE86


How did you know that?

reply to post by Namaste1001


I had to interrupt the video at 22 min. to type this- the video says that water is mentioned in the very beginning of the Bible and such. Adam bomb? Sun of man? I wish I was crazy but is anybody on the same page as me? I really wish I was crazy because then I would have an excuse for flipping out...

The beginning is the end? The end is the beginning? Alpha omega? Omega alpha? The man walks on water?

I watched this lecture last week. amazing!

Shows how water actually forms a liquid crystal region at its edge where there is a seperation of positive and negative charge, like a battery.

The deepest secret I've ever found,
in all my searches,
about water is that water is a by product of burning.

This is counter intuitive to many,
but is very scientific in it's reality.

Michael Faraday (a little talked about super genious)
explained it in his famous Christmas Lecture Series at Oxford
back in the 1860's.

wikipedia.org/The_Chemical_History_of_a_Candle


In his demonstration he took a long lead pipe
held one open end to a candle flame,
and the other went through a tub of ice (to condense the vapor)
and exited in such a way that no ice could get inside the tube.

Moisture dripped out of the end of the pipe.

This is a verified and easily reproduced experiment.
The implications, to me, are staggering.

The process of oxygenating hydrogen creates water.
Oxygenating is another way of saying burning.

My personal conclusion from these findings?
A whole lot of burning was required to create the truly epic sized oceans that we have now.


David Grouchy

reply to post by davidgrouchy

Nothing new there bro.

reply to post by pa.Frost


Hot/Cold... what is it really? Me, I take these reactions as a facade. We are living in an illusion.

Let the water hold me down.

Originally posted by THEDUDE86
water is Dihydrogen Monoxide

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