How Did So Much Oil Get Trapped Under The Ocean?

[@themalaymenagerie3350]

Plastics are from fossil fuels and fossil fuels comes from dead dinosaur and other creatures. So if I'm playing with plastic dinosaurs does that mean I'm playing with actual dinosaurs? MIND BLOWN!

[@marcdavey]

Even women like using dead dinosaurs for their face and titties lol.

[@chandrahas8176]

Oil and gas are not formed from died dinosaurs.. They are mainly formed from microscopic sea creatures, that is phytoplankton and zooplanktons.

[@xtscarfacem8255]

@@chandrahas8176 takes more than that too... it was everything living back then pretty much, plants and trees included, imagine how much vegetation earth had back then.

[@mrdr1ggy]

New research proves oil comes from hydrogen and carbon/dead animals an plants during the Great Flood 5000 years ago!! mixed with heavy pressure of sand, rocks and trillions of galleons of water; the dead drowning animals and all plant life became gigantic soups that eventully ended up on the bottom under our lands and oceans!💡🧠

[@ramteja5492]

Except for the fact original dinausors could eat you alive No offense just joking 😜

[@Xoful1]

i liked that you guys added the metric system :)

[@jackgeorge6288]

Yeah since only two countries in the world don't use it

[@kileyroy8523]

+Jack George I know America dose not use the metric system bat what other country dose no use the metric system. Plus I live in America

[@jackgeorge6288]

+Kathy Loy sorry I mean't to say 3 they are Liberia, Myanmar and America

[@kileyroy8523]

+Jack George I was going to day wasn't there 3 countries

[@kileyroy8523]

+Jack George also want country are you from

[@thinklikeido]

This make no sense. This stuff didn't die all at once and fall to the ocean floor to be compressed into crude oil. The shear volume of crude oil means you'd need a volume of living matter probably 10 times that volume.

[@startuphub4097]

Glad you mention this because I was thinking the same thing. How does that much dead material just fall into the ocean suddenly and not decompose? And does modern sonars show oil caverns as flat horizontal stretches of layered construction. No, not at all. They are extremely irregular and sometimes vertically deep and narrow chambers.

[@ibrayes4239]

Roses are red, Water is dirty, Harambe was here, But I wasn't ready, We can save the world, But we can't our saviour, If I could go back in time, Harambe would never be lonely

[@Aezra27]

+Rick Harrison ; )

[@PirateKing1256]

Unoriginal Harambe jokes.

[@ibrayes4239]

PirateKing1256 Call it what you like but that poem was original. Right from the heart!

[@PhedelCastro]

that made me cry

[@Lexyvil]

I can't wait to die and become oil for those who live in the future~... ...If there are any people left ):

[@User10thmillion]

Lol

[@MINDAUGAS716]

they won`t be on this planet anymore, oil forms in millions of years :)

[@dustinalecxander8647]

That won't happen if we keep getting buried in coffins or cremated

[@rosedruid]

Missed the opportunity to throw fracking in after the gushing part. People need to know more about that aspect and how so much oil is made using these new methods.

[@robertwick5951]

There are hydrocarbons on other planets and moons. So... dinosaurs and organic material decayed up there too. Also how did these dead dinosaurs and organic materical get 10 to 20 thousand feet below the surface.

[@FabledThunder]

Does this mean we have been using the dead as fuel?

[@TacticalSpray]

oh yes it does. the bodies of dead creatures past. muahahahahha muahhahah (evil laugh)

[@bradskurt5334]

dead plants is coal after becoming pressurized, diamond is carbon pressurized

[@atiseru]

edgy

[@francisdexaviermaurinus4695]

it means that Fossil Fuels are Bio full organic pure local production ... like that the mother Gai put it there for her Conscious - multiceluar - industrious babies

[@rosewhite---]

dinosaurs, humans, fish, vegtation all ended up under sediments to make the oil.gas.coal.

[@billywilliams9103]

Nice explanation. Has someone or some company ever tried to make oil? We know how diamonds were formed. We know similarly about pearls. Using the scientific approach to understanding how oil is made, has it been duplicated in the lab? That would really be proof that oil was made a certain way, wouldn't it?

[@ianwilson5688]

@Elias Håkansson citation. Out of what?

[@stewiegriffin6503]

@@ianwilson5688 from crude oil :D

[@ikannunaplays]

If you take what said in this video and then realize that this is a continuous process and that means the Earth is always making new oil and thus oil is actually a renewable source as long as we do not use it faster than the Earth can create it. Thinking I'm wrong about this assumes that all life on Earth ended millions of years ago and that Earths tectonic plates stopped moving and the Earth cooled down to ice cold levels. But since none of that is true that means that is a cyclical processes and is always happening and thus oil is a renewable source of energy.

[@Strade8]

@@ikannunaplays But is considered not renewable since there is not enough to get us going 300 millions of years. Not even a small fraction of that.

[@Strade8]

@Billy 1) Is not that easy to build a chamber that reaches the pressure and temperature of the asthenosphere 2) You would have to run it for 300 millions years. So yeah...

[@HighMojo]

Why is this biotic explanation still being propounded. The alternative abiotic explanation seems more likely now that we have found lakes and oceans of oil on the Saturn moon Titan. If abiotic is not the origin for the hydrocarbons on Titan, then you will have to acknowledge that Titan was once inhabited by life.

[@dorkman112]

We have not found oceans of oil on Titan. Titan has very specific hydrocarbons on the surface and is nothing like crude oil. Not only that, but we find fossils in these geological formations. People who say this are either young earth creationists or climate change deniers. Or both.

[@barrywilliams991]

So, you nailed it when you said the organic material has to be in an environment where rapid natural decay can't take place. I think that makes it nearly impossible for oil to have formed on earth. Don't forget that vast clouds of methane exist in space. Vast clouds that are millions of light-years across.

[@Master_Therion]

Thanks Trace, your explanation of oceanic oil reserves was... pretty slick.

[@TacticalSpray]

look mate, that joke was crude.

[@MegaIkkuh]

no, that joke was gold, black gold

[@psyched.shelby5391]

P U N N Y

[@gangstashanksta]

..ok you tried to hard on that one.

[@psyched.shelby5391]

+#RevolutionOrBust *too

[@michschep7601]

Ok....... chemistry 101...... there are naturally occuring hydrocarbons all over the universe, anywhere you have carbon and hydrogen..... the thought that dinosaurs are what made all the oil we use is ludicrous...... breaking down light wavelengths across the galaxy has given indications that there are hydrocarbons in many places, even jupiters atmosphere.......

[@candiduscorvus]

What about the hypothesis of abiotic oil, that being hydrocarbons that occur as a result of geological chemistry independent of life? The Soviets used to put a lot of stock in it and I wonder if it might not explain some oil deposits we find. After all we see Titan covered in hydrocarbons and as far as we know there is no life there to explain why.

[@myxomatosisification]

Have you seen the Pouty interview about the origin of the term fossil fuel? And that there are no fossil in the deepness that we usually find oil?

[@PBNIP]

@@myxomatosisification most oil is from algae and plankton

[@myxomatosisification]

@@PBNIP i suspect that, proof is required

[@jaybailleaux630]

Scientific method requires proof.

[@MattSmith-vl8zp]

Russia has a saying for oil…if you can’t find it just drill deeper

[@paulrades1044]

Great job covering the biotic oil theory, now can you do an equilly good episode on abiotic oil theory that would explain why we are finding oil significantly deeper than what biotic oil theory can explain. Many oil wells in the Gulf of Mexico and in Russia dify biotic oil theory on where they are, what type of rock they are in, and how deep they are.

[@goruby2]

That's another reason to not believe this explanation.

[@m-a9673]

great point and glad to find this here. abiotic oil theory puts into question a lot of things...

[@jameswingerson1078]

Could this not be reasonably explained with existing science of subduction and rift zones?

[@2loaves388]

It's less theory more hypothesis

[@lovethewordofgodjn321]

We think therefore we are. Or we are, therefore we think? We think therefore it is or isn’t? I think we are therefore we think and who we are is more important than what we think Jn 3:16-21

[@psyched.shelby5391]

Dab oil? Hi I'm Rick Harrison and I own a pawnshop that I'm sure your well familiar with, As you know I work there with my son Big Hoss and my old man Ol Man,if there's one thing I've learned after 23 years it's that I only smoke medical.

[@ShockDD]

This comment is only for cannabis patients and adults.

[@SmokeyEdits]

18+

[@psyched.shelby5391]

No kiddies allowed

[@markbrown4080]

To be honest they guy is not correct and is misinformed.. Alexander Kitchka of the Ukrainian National Academy of Sciences estimates that 60 percent of the content of all oil is abiotic in origin and not from fossil fuels. He says companies should drill deeper to find it.Sept 14, 2011

[@Kenuptn]

I think the ocean could use some freedom

[@DESIBOY-fe7nm]

Yup. Ocean creatures are suffering from predators tyranny.

[@metalkez]

You could make a series talking about an Earth without humans, lets say we go extinct so how nature will take over things again

[@bradskurt5334]

nuclear winter from countless dead man switchs causing mass extinction

[@candiduscorvus]

It's funny that people who talk about killing off humans always envision themselves as exceptions. They want to get to stick around after causing mass genocide.

[@metalkez]

oh no i wanna die too no worries

[@candiduscorvus]

Oh cool. Well that's something you can do something about!

[@12gpm91]

You should have made an animation showing the bit from oil rig to ocean floor and the bit from ocean floor to the oil.

[@modestmouse224]

You're making a video about oil and your sponsor is... an oil company that flooded the gulf. Interesting.

[@PhedelCastro]

gotta pay the bills somehow....

[@modestmouse224]

+Filbert Shellbach very observant, yes a movie based on the gulf oil spill produced by affiliates of bp

[@s1monster]

interestingly transparent,Where do you keep YOUR skeletons?

[@bwreynolds72]

Deepwater Horizon was in no way sponsored by BP or any of it's affiliates. That is absurd to suggest that they would pay money to create a disaster movie about one of their exploratory wells.

[@rik9333]

Wish.com is more evil than i believed

[@taschke1221]

Jack was on top of the world, now he's at the bottom of the sea.

[@kairozartstudio]

He always said he was going places

[@dawoodshafique9472]

Imagine watching a video from 4yrs ago Couldn't be me 😎👍

[@kratoss4439]

Mr hardy watches :)

[@dr.trousers6101]

the great flood just makes sense. like sure tectonic movements do stuff, but if there's fossils on top of mount Everest, then a flood that killed almost everything kinds makes sense

[@Flatlala]

Nope, because the land that became Everest and the rest of the Himalayas was once at a much lower elevation and was pushed upwards by continental drift. The fossils on Everest are much much older than the mountain range itself. Those ancient fish died became embedded in the rock when Everest was still a component of the sea floor.

[@Dextamartijn]

should make a video about the oil sands in Alberta how they were formed

[@borivojetravica569]

Mixing oil and sands.

[@NoajmIsMyName]

My forehead’s oil will pay a lot, long in the future

[@phoenixlal7428]

How much will you sell it for ?

[@discountconsulting]

As these oil deposits get buried under the plates, they must get compressed more and more by subsequent weight piling up on them. If the energy isn't released by drilling/mining it, which it presumably hasn't been for most of geological history, then the heat and pressure should lead to further breakdown of the molecular bonds and thus reorganization into denser structures containing the same quantity of stored energy. If no further densification/compression is possible, energy must be squeezed out in the form of conducted-heat, ejected neutrons in the case of radioactive/beta decay, and/or other energy waves, such as seismic waves. Lateral seismic waves under the plates may build up friction that softens rock into magma, lubricating plates to float and shift position. These plate shifts/tectonics that push land up from the ocean to form new land, mountain ranges, etc. may thus be powered by the biomass that sinks and becomes oil. If this is the case, then by mining up oil, we are competing with plate tectonics for energy. By releasing that energy above ground, we're adding power to the water cycle and winds that erode current land formations. So instead of allowing that energy to sink and power the formation of new land and mountains, we're using it to erode current land into the oceans, which contributes to sea-level rise. Amazingly, this equation can be radically simplified by simply understanding Earth's shape as expressing a degree of asymmetry proportional to the energy it transfers between the surface and the plates. More sunken energy causes stronger plate shifts and thus more asymmetry in the shape of the land, which in turn causes the oceans to be deeper and thus lowers sea level. Reverse the process and move energy from the plates to the surface and the released energy causes more erosion, shallower oceans, higher sea-level, and thus rounds out or 'symmetricizes' the shape of the land mass underneath the oceans. If this symmetricizing of the land-mass continues, we should eventually have a perfectly round land mass covered with an ocean of more-or-less uniform depth. No more potential energy will be stored in the asymmetrical shape of the land, i.e. as mountain ranges, depth-variations, and land-altitude diversity. However, warmer, shallower oceans may foster more biomass growth, which could be harvested as fuel to power the ships we have to live on because there's no land left above sea level. Wasn't this the premise of the movie WaterWorld?

[@weedland5082]

Holy crabs this is interesting. Water world is a imaginative and awesome film

[@GeneralJackRipper]

Oh sweet, a schizo post!

[@ericlawrence9060]

Anoxic or Anaerobic?

[@kennethmeeker6369]

If it’s from decayed plant and animal matter ,how many plants n etc does it take to make a barrel of oil . With all the oil being pumped from the ocean floor and on land it seems to me , there was a time when the earth was 2/3 land 1/3 water idk

[@jaysimpson6857]

I hear emptied oil wells naturally refill themselves, none of it makes sense.

[@kennethmeeker6369]

@@jaysimpson6857 they can over time I worked on work over rigs for 15 years , I’ve gone back to wells that we’re producing a couple barrels a day and seen them kickoff at 80 barrels a minute had to choke them back to produce them

[@jaysimpson6857]

@@kennethmeeker6369 Is it your opinion that oil is entirely from decayed organic matter and organisms? I’ve been told it’s the earth’s blood that the earth is constantly producing at a rate we couldn’t ever make it become scarce or in low supply. This person eluded to it being more geological than biological but concluded that oil was pretty much a mystery, I’d love to go back and have that conversation again.

[@kennethmeeker6369]

@@jaysimpson6857 I know it’s organic and there are is parasitical oil that has to be treated before production, I know fracking can take a saltwater well to oil but I’ve seen it go in reverse as well, I’ve seen people mess with a well till it produces nothing lol , it’s definitely alive

Nope, NOT a "Fossil Fuel." Did dinosaurs get 1,000 meters below Russia? Did dinosaurs just decide to die in Saudi Arabia? You are being played by the usual players.

[@erkie4205]

I'd love to know how much oil gets produced by animal and plant weight. 1000lbs plant animal makes 1lb of oil something like that. Because of all the oil taken out and still getting pumped and waiting to get pumped and not even found oil, how much friggin life did it take and where did all that come from why not now do we have piles and piles of plant and animal on the sea floor. Too many damn common sense questions that cannot be answered. Lets go float an iceberg to florida for a ski resort

[@daniilvolkov8790]

Thanks for converting Imperial to metric, this needs to be said, thank you really :)

[@semiramisbonaparte1627]

too bad we are rarely granted the same courtesy

[@ThobiasMarandu]

oil is Natural, just like rocks and gases. Stop explaining what you don't know.

[@jphillips7083]

You would have to have billions of animals die at once. And at the bottom of the ocean everything. gets eaten anyway.. I could understand the big asteroid causing it but I don't see it happening over time

[@scottishlion1546]

Great videos for learning. Thanks!

[@zokse1823]

cocaine is one hell of a drug

[@naveensundar4765]

quit.

[@drivenbeyondthelimits7191]

so you're telling me we are using dinosaur oil and ancient oil and i use it for my car 🤔🤔🤔🤔

[@acreppinstp]

millions of years from now we will become oil for the next super race.

[@robertterry2838]

Plate tectonics fails miserably. Here are 17 reasons why subduction does not occur. 1. A subducting plate would experience too much resistance in diving down through just the top of the mantle. The blunt front end alone would stop movement. Also, the unspecified force needed to overcome these resistances would (if a pushing force) crush the plate or (if a pulling force) pull the plate apart. 2. Sediments, volcanoes, and plateaus have not been scraped off “subducting” plates in trenches. 3. Sedimentary layers in trenches are undisturbed. These layers would be mangled if plates subducted. 4. No known forces are available to break the crust into plates and separate those plates from their bases. 5. One plate cannot even begin its dive under an adjacent plate that is 30-60 miles thick, because, long cliffs would be 30-60 miles high-an impossible condition. 6. Subduction cannot occur along an arc. Subduction is geometrically possible only along a straight line. (The arc-and-cusp pattern of ocean trenches shows subsidence, not subduction.) 7. If subducting plates produce volcanoes, 100% of the volcanoes should be on the landward side of trenches. Most are on the seaward side. 8. Below trenches are mass deficiencies, not mass excesses as subduction would produce. 9. Beneath trenches, earthquakes sometimes occur across a much broader region than the width of a plate. 10. Seismic tomography has not shown unambiguous subducted plates in even two dimensions. If plates subducted, seismic tomography could convincingly and dramatically show them in three dimensions. 11. Some Benioff zones are nearly horizontal. Subducting plates should always move on a downward slope. 12. Thick, buoyant continents would prevent subduction. 13. A subducting plate would not reverse direction. 14. Trenches and ridges do not have corresponding lengths and locations as plate tectonic theory requires. For every square mile of crust that emerges from a ridge, a square mile of crust should disappear at a trench. 15. At three locations on earth, a trench (and, according to plate tectonics, a descending plate) intersects a ridge (where material is supposedly rising). Material cannot be going up and down at the same time. 16. Ancient trenches have never been found. 17. Deposits of methane hydrates lie on the deep ocean floor, short but uniform distances from the continents they are supposedly subducting under. If plates are subducting, that would not be the case. Those deposits would be at various distances, and some deposits would have been swept under their overriding continent.

[@jaybailleaux630]

Well .... Something has happened or is happening.

[@funfunyo7523]

no fossil has ever been found past 15000 feet we mine oil at about 25-30000 feet please explain ????

[@funfunyo7523]

@tubewatch59 nope sorry try agian

[@89rul3]

IF OIL / PETROLEUM IS FOSSIL FUEL HOW COME IT EXISTS ON DIFFERENT PLANETS IN OUR SOLAR SYSTEM ?

[@sungod.nasty1]

although oil is made from decaying life it can also be made naturally in the universe, it will just be shy of a few chemicals.

[@FEAFC]

@@sungod.nasty1 So it can be made naturally everywhere else except Earth? I'm sure part of the oil we consume is natural.

[@Hornet_Legion]

Except that has been well known that there are bodies in the solar system that have abiotic oil. One example is titan.

[@jacksontcrazy9287]

I like your shirt. You move your face a lot. Maybe too much talking. I like pictures.

[@officialfire8778]

Think about oil for 2 seconds and its obvious it isn't from bones. Literally how does it make any sense. It's a natural process of the earth, and will never be exhausted..

[@_youngstajae]

I think we slowly will drain all of it. I believe it’s a sort of coolant for the earth

[@janetmichel3009]

i know I've said this before, but thanks for blending in the metric measurements!!!

[@paramanandchandawarkar2046]

How these areas of oil deposites are located or traced ! Please make another video on it ,please 👍👍🙂

[@AnimeAllas]

Why did I go to school if I learn more here?!!! Lol Thank you D-News!

[@caleblabrie9127]

Also D-news is extremely biased. There is a much better theory to explain the plates called the hydroplate theory. It only has 1 assumption and physics do the rest. It also has plenty of evidence for it, and explains all the things we see today. Like meteorites with dormant bacteria on them.

[@IcelanderUSer]

You never stop learning.

[@jupitereye4322]

We are actually not sure if fossils have much to do with oil.

[@frozeneternity93]

What would happen is a volcanic fissure forms across an oil reserve?

[@poepvis3916]

Kaboom

[@francisdexaviermaurinus4695]

This happens time to time ... in the past through history. And is happening beneath your feet. At high pressure without oxygen it matters little ... most probably the organic material will disolve in its components ... this is Carbon made Planet. In the Center of the Galaxy there is more Iron - Imagine Iron based life shinning Red how would they find cold our planet. So much for the habitle zone.

[@PhedelCastro]

Earth explodes like death star

[@IamINERT]

Funny how it will all be depleted in a century

[@nebwachamp]

Wrong. In the 90s all the climate scientist said by 2020 the caps and oil will be all gone. Ur too late. Climate science... green energy... arms manufacturers ... war in the middle east for "oil"... dumb inbred hodgies who facilitate eternal war hence fat "defense" contract. What does it all mean. Don't be a 4ag

[@beamboy420]

Says how Oil is formed is a mystery and goes on to explain it .. 😁

[@planning_a_coup6067]

u guys always keep my mind on point

[@Nanpa0]

Knowing this, can humans create fossil fuels?

[@4444Anders]

Oil is not fossile fuel. Look it up your self. This guy is a NPC

[@stlouisix3]

Plate tectonics, primarily, and the flood of Noe are the reasons for so much crude oil to exist -especially in the ocean.

[@perennialbeachcomber.7518]

@0:16 *"Oil is a mystery.* Scientists don't really 100% know where it came from or how it got underground ...."

[@fadimehdibourarach3666]

I subscribed a week ago, and I am all ready amazed ! New videos, regularly, about science !!! I liked it very Much. My thirst for knowledge is Huge :P

[@vladikjv1986]

sounds like a whole lot of BS

[@dimethedude]

How is this question even asked...???? The world is 70% water So most life would be in the ocean Dead stuff makes oil Wow no brainer

[@krispiasek6731]

Dime TheDude Wut? Man, you made up it and it is tottaly false statement.

[@dimethedude]

Kris Piasek what??? What do you not understand about that statement????

[@AntonyLorenzo]

Very articulate and informative. Will show my 4th graders for sure!

[@soccercraz15]

When the earth is 70% water it kinda explains itself

[@salliuqersensei8720]

so cemetery have much of oil?

[@TacticalSpray]

Thanks for the info and leaving the politicizing to the comments : )

[@trs8947]

Why dont we make it our selfs. Or are we hmmm.

[@Dr_Oleg_Kulikov]

oil is not a fossil fuel

[@gavintse177]

Then what is it?

[@akimateru7980]

I have blood inside my body.. earth has oil..oil does not come from fossils.. same thing.

[@nowisthetime12]

Let us thank British Petroleum's Deep Horizon for liberating all that trapped oil.

[@tbrowntracyj]

I am confused about several different explanations of natural processes Longing to grasp a cohesive dynamic such as mathematics holds there like a carrot fastened upon the body of any one who fancies carrots i suppose When sonehow the concept had created some confidence for example Why would it be possible to follow the plant life from the land where plants grow and then sonehow to deoths so deep that they exert pressure when at the same time oil seeps out does the fossil fuel discovery alleged in 1597 according to internet Maybe the original source material is tampered flawed even stolen Most likely i say it was info available to those who took advantage of the fire that burnt the greatest accumulated knowledge library of alexandria And it took until 1597 to resurface after being sold to buyers who found the reports or science worthless ir chimerical Would it take hundreds of years to really benefit from the knowledge .. sure

[@Jozua86]

We produce about 100 million barrels of oil per day. I can't even comprehend how much organic stuff that much have been before it become oil.

[@CheNava1]

I don't believe this explanation. Sometimes people just need to not talk about things they have no idea about. First he started off by saying rhat it's a mystery to scientist the true origin of patro so how then did U become an expert? Not buying it bro. Not one bit.

[@certifiednolaboy877]

So just curious . If your saying living animals break down and creates this . Are there really that amount of Dead Sea animals to supply the entire world with oil ?

[@مسرورالسامعي-د5د]

اريد مترجم عربي

[@Paldiamar]

Hello😍

[@cadfael4598]

I thought your explanations were poor at best but then I read the comments and realized the folks who watched this probably never finished high school……..

[@CorgiCorner]

Imagine if you could make oil ;)

[@tfos993]

Dont you learn about this in the first year of high school? Idk maybe I'm wrong.

[@queencrown1674]

It's like a river underground

[@alfkowitz]

One theory is that a huge flood killed almost every living creature on Earth, and the resulting debris created oil.

[@jaybailleaux630]

Yes and drained into the Gulf of Mexico.

[@georgebond7777]

a Global Flood explains it, it's a no brainer. You don't need millions of years to create oil, you can do it in days using Turkey guts just add heat and presto you get crude oil.

[@BenG33]

It’s not a mystery the oil is earths blood you leave wells alone it will fill them back up every 20 years Did he not describe how our body makes blood.

[@dbsirius]

Baby oil...omg is that from fossilized babies? ;)

[@bluxontal3757]

Yes! I thought you knew! Johnson 's discovered that when John found his son crushed under a huge rock on the floor ocean... Yeap he was diving...

[@owenpino6893]

This is because of the great flood that occurred thousands of years ago, not millions of years. You can even search that making oil does not take very long time to form. In fact, you can make it in the laboratory for just several minutes.

[@TheeVande]

So if you need organic matter, lack of oxygen, pressure, and heat then why can't it be man made? Those are all things that seem to be able to be in a lab or something.

[@iamlsusam]

Lol, they're throwing good money after bad, advertising Ghostbusters for purchase on iTunes and blue ray!

[@marcusmuse4787]

After the Great flood the fountains of the earth began to recede, they were drawn back into the Earth taking with it plant life, dead sea creatures etc. and that's the story of how all the oil got in the Earth.

[@JCWTFYT]

Laughable. And Autism comes from dinosaurs too, huh, and Oswald did it, and OJ didn't. Nod. Wink.

[@HHpotatoes]

Where going to be fual one day

[@frank2043]

Its simple noahs flood we have oceans that was open land before at the bottom of our now ocean then the flood waters came and all the people, animals and birds died in the flood and that is our oil we have today

[@Turkish_Vanilla]

Just to back any of this, has any laboratory ever achieved to replicate the process? For example turning 0.01 gram of material into oil with similar type of extreme pressure? Hmm? And why are we waiting "million of years"? Maybe for tons of oil to produce yes.. But for 0.01 gram of material to turn into oil.. I think if any of these theories are right there should be some clues to back it up.. Bio-Gas is a good example to back some of these theories up and it shows how quick gas is actually produced.. not million years.. I think if any these theories were right we already should be able to create oil directly putting trash under pressure.. Either theories are wrong or technology is not there yet to create those amounts of pressure.. Just thinking out loud.. But for 0.01 gram material.. Come on.. there must be some tool to create enough amount of pressure to see how it turns out.. No?

[@PBNIP]

Yes, they use algae to make it in labs. But Its not worth it when theres billions of barrels in the ground

[@nnaemakaihuoma8605]

Sir, what we call crude oil flows like rivers and oceans in an underground civilization. Gog and Magog.

[@miskone1044]

surely there are other ways hydrocarbons form? how is there hydrocarbons on other planets etc?

[@aaronawakeinnewzealand3009]

He say it like the scientist was knows what he's saying.Noone has million s of years to prove him wrong so they can say anything they like.

[@02powertube]

Nobody knows if he is telling the truth, or just rattles off random hard words to make us all believe.

[@zahidalikhan196]

It is still mystery the presence of oil underneath the earth we do not know nothing of oil it has been kept for us since time immemorial

[@christopherdeans2732]

Fish not dinosaurs. Excellent 👌👍

[@tomphillips1466]

fossil fuels are cause by the great flood God did Genesis 6:5 and GOD saw that the wickedness of man was great in the earth, and that every imagination of the thoughts of his heart was only evil continually. And it repented the LORD that he had made man on the earth, and it grieved him at his heart. And the LORD said, I will destroy man whom I have created from the face of the earth; both man, and beast, and the creeping thing, and the fowls of the air; for it repenteth me that I have made them. But Noah found grace in the eyes of the LORD.

[@jarreddeforge8094]

tom philips Good for you. Just keep in mind that not everybody is religious and that there are people who believe in Science.

[@anonymoushuman8443]

Imagine if all humans died and then a million years later, aliens use our dead bodies to fuel up their spaceships 🚀

[@dogan6070]

Oil is the shit of the earth that we need for life.

[@Phycoreaper]

Yet oil wells are filling back up after a decade when we drained them.......it's all a guess for them people.

[@highspacefox]

I would love to know what chemicals are used in the fracking fluid that gets injected underground near aquifers.

[@highspacefox]

Apple It would be interesting to know how the sandstone like shale is liquefied, underground, into a sludge that can be moved above-ground, irregardless of what I can do about it.

[@PhedelCastro]

it's made of liquified puppies and whale tears

[@ReginaldStaples]

Help me understand "accumulated" at 1:03. How does so much organic matter accumulate when it breaks down so quickly. Wouldn't it be logical to assume it had to accumulate fairly rapidly? Maybe a catastrophic movement of the plates? Just thinking out loud ... thoughts anyone? (Ah you just said that at 3:50 - that seems most logical).