There is no oil in the ground of Titan

What kind of formations does the earth oil exist in?

There are two possibilities for the formation of oil: one is organic, that is, the change of animal and plant corpses, and the other is inorganic, which is the result of long-term reaction changes in the mafic magma, so even if it is confirmed that there is oil on Iapetus, it is not surprising, after all, there is no definitive evidence to prove that the main reason for the formation is organic or inorganic, or both causes may form oil.

Pure handmade, I hope you can have a preliminary understanding.

Although natural gas is produced from fossilized paleontology, natural gas is, after all, just a different arrangement of particles.

The natural gas on Titan may have been produced by chance.

It is also possible that there were creatures on Titan countless years ago that went extinct.

And it should be said in the book that "the natural gas on Earth is produced from the fossils of ancient organisms." ”

Who said natural gas is produced from paleontological fossils? Oil is also not produced by paleontological fossils. Does Enceladus's natural gas still need to be explained?

Since childhood, we have known that oil is formed by the remains of ancient macroanimals and microorganisms under high temperature and high pressure conditions for a long time, and belongs to non-renewable energyUse a little less for a little less. However, the traditional theory of the organic genesis of petroleum is facing great challenges. Since the discovery of oil, the world's oil reserves have not decreased, but have been increasing, and new large-scale oil fields are discovered every year.

Thanks to the development of shale oil in the country, the United States has gone from being the largest oil importer to the largest oil exporter. In places that were previously thought to be the most unlikely,Mankind has discovered the existence of oil.

The biggest problem with organic genesis is the inability to explain the huge oil reserves and the efficiency of organic transformation. If you rely on the remains of ancient creatures for transformation, you will not be able to reach such a huge reserve, and the remains of organisms themselves are a link in the ecological cycle, and it is impossible for so many biological remains to be buried deep underground and turn into oil.

Favorable evidence for the theory of inorganic genesis is an experiment of inorganic oil production conducted by scientists in the United States and Russia. Scientists observed marble (CaCO3), ferrous oxide (FeO) and distilled water (H2O) at high pressure, and when the pressure reached 50,000 atmospheres and the ambient temperature reached 1,500 degrees Celsius, these three inorganic substances actually produced methane. This became the key evidence of the inorganic causes of oil.

Another piece of evidence comes from outer space. NASA's probe launched on Titan found a methane-laden lake on TitanLife never existed in Titan, so how did this methane form? There is only one answer, and that is geological movement from within Titan.

This has become another key piece of evidence for the theory of the inorganic genesis of petroleum.

I don't think the theory of inorganic formation says that oil is a renewable energy source.

Coal is mainly formed due to forests being buried in the ground for a long time; Oil and gas are mainly formed by chemical changes caused by animal carcasses being buried in the ground for a long time.

Oil is not a renewable energy source because it cannot be renewable, which is not in line with general scientific reason.

Even if it is a renewable resource, the regeneration rate cycle is not something that humans can afford to wait for.

Moreover, biological remains themselves are a link in the ecological cycle, and it is impossible for so many biological remains to be buried deep underground and turned into oil.

I think that's all that said, but it's not very scientific, and oil is not renewable.

On the contrary, it is constantly increasing, and new large oil fields are discovered every year.

On the question of whether Titan is alive or not, I can tell you some information from the newspapers. Recently, there was a report in the Yangcheng Evening News that NASA scientists said that the "Cassini" probe observed signs of life on Saturn's largest moon Titan, and it may be a different form of life that does not depend on water for life, which is completely different from life on earth.

Cassini reconnoitred on Titan, Saturn's largest moon, and found a dense atmosphere, mountains, lakes and rivers on the surface, as well as organic compounds. Cassini has probed Titan's surface chemistry and made two unusual discoveries, the first being that hydrogen in the atmosphere has disappeared from the surface, suggesting that hydrogen may have been absorbed by extraterrestrial bacteria. The second is that Titan's atmospheric composition reacts chemically with sunlight, which is supposed to produce acetylene, which falls off the surface of Titan, but "Cassini" does not find acetylene there, and may be eaten as food by some kind of primitive life.

The liquid that flows on Titan's surface is methane instead of water. "If these clues confirm to be signs of life, it's doubly exciting, because it's going to be a second form of life, completely different from the water-based creatures on Earth," said MSA astrobiologist McGee.

Titan, also known as Titan, is a moon orbiting Saturn, the largest of Saturn's moons and the second largest in the solar system. It was discovered by Dutch physicist, astronomer and mathematician Christian Huygens on March 25, 1655, the first moon to be discovered in the solar system after Jupiter's Galilean moon.

Because it is the only moon in the solar system with a thick atmosphere, the existence of life is highly suspected, and scientists have speculated that methane in the atmosphere may be the basis for life. Titan can be seen as a time machine that helps us understand the earliest days of the Earth and unravel the mystery of how life came to be.

Titan's surface gravity is extremely low, comparable to that of the Moon, but it has a dense atmosphere with a surface atmospheric pressure about twice that of the Earth, a peculiar phenomenon that is a good subject for studying planetary atmospheres. At the same time, the thick atmosphere combined with fairly low surface gravity makes landing and take-off easier.

Is Titan, the second largest moon in the solar system, really the only planet where life exists?

None: Elements such as organic compounds and nitrogen are abundant on Titan, similar to the environment in which early life on Earth was formed. Cyanide and hydrocarbons on Titan can be used to form nitriles, which are then hydrolyzed by the planet's water ice to form carboxylic acids and amines, both of which can also produce important amino acids.

However, there are also important factors that restrict the existence of life on Titan. The first is that the temperature is too low, the second is that the existence of liquid water has not yet been discovered, and the third is that Titan has no magnetic field protection, so when it sometimes orbits outside Saturn's magnetosphere, it is directly exposed to the solar wind, and the radiation may make life impossible.

And Titan's temperature is too low for life to survive.

If there is life, it is very big news!

There can be no life in Titan, because the environment there is harsher than that of Earth, and if there is life, its survivability and technological level will far exceed that of us humans. Now that humans can detect Titan, there's no reason why Titan's life can't detect us. Then we would have been in contact with extraterrestrial life for a long time.

One of the fossil energy sources is relatively high in energy content, in addition, some other products can survive through petrochemical industry, such as plastics and so on.

And you have a misunderstanding, oil only exists in some strata, not everywhere, otherwise the countries of the world would not compete for it like this, and the center of the earth is not composed of oil. The formation in which the oil resides is only a small part of the entire crust, not to mention that there are many layers below the crust before it reaches the center of the earth.

The heat and cold of the earth is not the impact caused by the exploitation of oil, it itself has a certain periodicity, and the impact of human beings on him is only that the excessive use of fossil energy (including gasoline refined from oil, etc.) has produced a large amount of greenhouse gases and aggravated the greenhouse effect.

Petroleum is only formed after a long period of time after the burial of organisms in geological time, and there are organisms before oil. According to your logic, there was no life on the earth before the formation of oil? This is clearly contradictory.

When mining, it is filled with water and extruded. Artesian, will cause a decrease in underground pressure, local **.

It is not a lubricant, but a liquid filled in underground rock formations that can be replaced by groundwater.

The earth's cold and hot is mainly due to the periodic change of climate, and a large amount of combustion will emit a large amount of carbon dioxide to produce a greenhouse effect, which will heat up the earth.

Oil is only in the superficial layers of the earth's crust, and when it is deep, it is burned and deteriorated. For every 30 meters downward, the temperature rises by 1 degree, you calculate. The average thickness of the earth's crust is 30 kilometers. The mantle is dominated by hot magma. The center of the earth is higher, and it's all metal.

Lubricant, this angle of yours is very novel, so that the movement of the earth's crust can be smoother, ** in the vicinity of the oil basin is not easy to occur?

It seems that oil is really hard to see in places where the tectonic plates are moving.

At present, all that people on earth can see is a great leap forward in science and technology, even if your concerns are reasonable, no one will care, human beings have been digging their own graves since the Industrial Revolution, and one day they will taste the bitter fruits.

Believe me, though, human development and the balance of the Earth's biosphere are always at odds with each other, depending on what you value!

It is the main energy source of industry.

Oil is the product of millions of years of evolution of the Earth, and is contained in layers thousands of meters deep in the earth's crust. Like other mineral deposits, oil is the result of a combination of factors (geological, physical, chemical, etc.) on the planet, which is abundant in certain areas and not possible in others.

In the process of oil extraction, it is bound to have an impact on the strata of the earth's surface, but the impact is limited, because most of the oil is stored in the voids or crevices of the underground rocks. Although the rock seems to us to be relatively strong, there are still many tiny voids in it that allow oil to be stored in it, like a bucket of sand that can pour quite a lot of water into a well. After the oil is extracted, there are no large cavities in the formation, because the rock still plays a supporting role.

Oil is fragile, any action of the earth (**, volcano) may make the oil that has been formed disappear, but oil is also lucky, because it is human beings who have discovered the great value it contains, and thousands of products extracted from oil are widely used in human life and production, becoming an indispensable and important resource for people.

There are two types of petroleum causes that are currently popular, one is biogenic and the other is inorganic! If it is the former, then there will definitely be no oil on the moon, because the moon is not like a living celestial body from the beginning to the endBut Mars is not easy to say! If it is an inorganic cause, it is obvious that as long as the celestial bodies are large enough for hydrocarbons to be enriched and squeezed to flow and accumulate, then there may be oil on these celestial bodies.

The figure above is a simple schematic diagram of the formation process of biogenetic oil; A very important part of the process from biology to oil is the formation of kerogen, in this process, what substances are formed in the early stage is not particularly critical, mainly organic matter! Organic origin can be algae, plankton, and plant and animal carcasses, etc.! As the depth increases, kerogen is transformed into an intermediate product of oil!

Of course, kerogen has a way to developOne is pyrolysis into gaseous hydrocarbons, which become natural gas, and thermal degradation into oil! There are two strong supports for organic genesis is that petroleum fractions have optical rotation, and biological organic matter generally has this optical rotation! The other is that the hydrocarbons contained in the geological sediments are the same as the hydrocarbons that make up the oil, and the oldest oil fields are almost the same as the Cambrian explosion (about 5-600 million years ago)!

Inorganic genesis is the belief that oil and gas are produced underground through inorganic chemical processes at high temperature and high pressureThe oil fields are not deeply buried, and planets and many moons can constitute such conditions, especially Titan, which even has hydrocarbon lakes such as methane, which is perhaps the best support for inorganic genesis!

However, whether it is inorganic or organic, it is possible for Mars to dig up oil, because it has both conditions! If it is organic, doesn't that mean that Mars in ancient times was a vibrant planet? If it's inorganic, could it be that we want to build an oil refinery on Mars?

There should be, it's just that people don't find out and it's not easy to get evidence.

I think it's very likely that there is, but I haven't found it so far.

I think there must be other planets that also have oil, but I haven't found it.

As far as we know now, oil does not exist on other planets.

It is also possible that oil will be present. It takes scientists to study to know.