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Oil Quotes

Most part from:

http://oilismastery.blogspot.com/

and

http://origeminorganicadopetroleo.blogspot.com.br/2011/0

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Sigh. Why do people insist on perpetuating the

myth that petroleum comes from dead plants and

animals? The abiogenic origin of petroleum

products is fairly established, and observable on

other planets incapable of supporting life, yetwith vast quantities of methane. -- Jere

Krischel, 2010

From the analysis of a ketchup stain on

a tie can not be concluded that the tie would

be made from tomatoes.-- Peter Szatmari,

geologist

Two things are infinite: the universe and

human stupidity; and I'm not sure about the

universe. -- Albert Einstein, physicist,

cosmologist


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New ideas in science are not always right justbecause they are new. Nor are the old ideas

always wrong just because they are old. A

critical attitude is clearly required of every

scientist.-- Thomas Gold, astrophysicist,

astronomer, cosmologist and geoscientist

What they've been teaching us in school about

oil coming from fossils is wrong. -- C. Warren

Hunt, geologist

Although the biogenic, organic model has been

the one generally accepted by the petroleumindustry almost since its birth, abiogenic,

inorganic models recurrently emerge, proposed

by geologists and, more often, chemists.--

Peter Szatmari, geologist, 2011

The world is full of resources - the question ishow we can apply technology to make then

energy resources.-- Robert Ryan, E&P

manager, 2009


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Recent theoretical and experimental evidence

demonstrates the possibility that hydrocarbons

may have formed in the depths of the earth. If

the theory is substantiated further, then oil-depletion becomes a myth and the industry must

be ready to face the new challenges of drilling

even deeper, to the basement rock, where huge

oil fields may await to be discovered, as White

Tiger in Vietnam has proved. -- V.C.

Kelessidis, Sethptember 2009

There is no doubt that our research proves that

crude oil and natural gas are generated without

the involvement of fossils. All types of bedrock

can serve as reservoirs of oil.-- Vladimir A.Kutcherov, geologist, September 2009

In the coal is found well preserved fossils of

plants and animals, including saber-toothed

tigers. It is thought that the coal was originally a

thin liquid that surrounded and hardened

around the fossils. So the fact that coal containsfossils does not necessarily mean that it is a

fossil fuel.-- M. Ragheb, nuclear physicist,2009

...our planet may have enormous, inexhaustible

resources of hydrocarbons.-- Vladimir A.Kutcherov, geologist, August 2009


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We demonstrated the chemical transformation

of methane to heavier saturated hydrocarbons

such as ethane, butane and propane and itsreversibility under the conditions of the upper

Earth's mantle. -- Alexander Goncharov,geologist, August 2009

All major oil and gas provinces in the world are

apparently associated with transtensive tectonicconditions, supporting the abiogenic theory of

petroleum.-- Karsten M. Storetvedt,geophysicist, August 2008

The modern theory of the abiotic deep

petroleum origins recognizes that petroleum is aprimordial material of deep origin which has

been erupted into the crust of the Earth. In

short, petroleum is not a 'fossil fuel' and has no

intrinsic connection with any biological detritus

'in the sediments'.--Vladimir A. Kutcherov,geologist, August 2008

Ultra deep wells bring a range

of unexpectedness - basically [a] change of views

of structures and geochemical processes in

Earth.-- Yuri Galant, geologist, August 2008


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Its at least plausible that the 3.2 billion year

old oil we found did in fact have an abiotic

origin. Roger Buick,

astrobiologist/geoscientist, July 2008

Our findings illustrate that the abiotic synthesis

of hydrocarbons in nature may occur in the

presence of ultramafic rocks, water, and

moderate amounts of heat. -- Giora K.Proskurowski, geochemist/oceanographer,

February 2008

Five propositions in Geology, namely Plate

Tectonics, Constant Size Earth, Heat Engine

Earth, Elastic Rebound, and the Organic Origin

of Hydrocarbon Reserves are challenged as

Myths because their potential truth is not

confirmed by Observation, and/or Experiment,

and/or Logic. In their place the Excess Mass

Stress Tectonics - EMST, i.e., a Solid,

Quantified, Growing and Radiating Earth and

its implications, such as the Inorganic Origin of

Hydrocarbons, claims to be a Comprehensive

Proposition. -- Stavros T. Tassos,

seismologist/geoscientist, November 2007


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In the context of Excess Mass Stress Tectonics

EMST, hydrocarbons are energy sources

produced abiotically through a process whereby

hydrogen and carbon, but also oxygen, nitrogen,sulphur and trace-elements being formed in the

Earth's core, rise through radial fracture trails

in the solid and cold mantle to the Earth's

surface. If their rise is blocked they compose

bigger compounds, e.g., kerogen, that can

transform by radiant heat in the upper 5 km orso of the Earth's interior, into gas, oil and coal,

at temperatures

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