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Sun, 05 Mar 2000, Jim Lambert indicated:
snip ...if our bodies adapted to an environment with 150 %
of today's atmospheric pressure, and 35% more oxygen, then
we would be virtually invulnerable to bacteria, virus, mold,
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Thanks, Vincent -- LOL!
Very good point about amber's 'static electrical properties'.
The amber (fossilized conifer resin) containing those ancient
air bubbles could have been 'charged' by high energy particles
in solar and cosmic
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Hi,
Maybe I've missed it, but I've seen no discussion, and
lots of allegations, regarding a basic scientific issue:
There is a rumor (or urban legend) to the effect that in
recent centuries and decades, the Earth's atmospheric
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Saul Pressman wrote:
Dear Bill,
Ed McCabe said in Vancouver in May 1993, when we brought him in
to speak, that the earth's atmosphere had fairly recently been
at 35% oxygen. He also said that tests had been done in Gary,
Indiana near
