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By Last Indian · Posted
Been a real bad month, wife’s been sick for the past 4 weeks. Lots to take care of, not complaining, just glad she has finally improved & slowly getting back to normal. So the past two days I got some time to get a good share of the engine back together. -
By Last Indian · Posted
So I’ll move on to sulfur dioxide! Now this if nothing else should tell you just how misdirected & mislead the public has been by the powers that be & the media. Sulfur Dioxide is almost non existent in our atmosphere. 15 ppb!! That’s per billion! The most prevalent atmosphere this gas exists in is Venus & that’s at 150 ppm & nothing I mean nothing can live there. Not even bacteria! We could not even go in space suits, even if the planet temperatures would let us, because the suits would melt. When it rains there it rains sulfuric acid! So on what planet would anyone who cared about the planet or life of any kind would say let’s convert a gas that has sone potential to do good in the atmosphere, to a gas that when increased will only only do harm? I could tell you who, but you would laugh in disbelief. -
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