Re: heat corpuscles in the mantle

In article <1134356753.764896.84900@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
Stuart wrote:
> THus if water
> still exists in the Earth's mantle, the mantle is either not
> convecting, or young.
>
Or the affinity of (some of) the mantle minerals for water when
near the surface is sufficiently high that they don't release the water
under those near-surface conditions.
Basically, [the authors of these articles] don't want to look
for holes in their claims, and don't want them to be read by anyone
with critical thinking skills.

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Aidan Karley FGS
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Location: 57°10'11" N, 02°08'43" W (sub-tropical Aberdeen), 0.021233

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