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Metallic minerals on the deep-ocean floor split water to generate 'dark oxygen'

21 pointsby mvac10 months ago

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wdh50510 months ago
Battery electrolysis of h2O into o2 and h2 that these engage in need a consistent power source. Either the power source is the core of the earth spinning, or there is some electrical something making these nodules consistently split.<p>I&#x27;ll be curious about it, but I think that climate change may slow more from lower cost land surface batteries than these electrolysis water splitting batteries and associated ecosystems. Aka I won&#x27;t hold my breath... ba dum tsss
jefurii10 months ago
If these things are oxygenating water in the ocean depths, maybe it&#x27;s a bad idea to mine them.
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