Canadian Scientist Tastes Water That's a Billion Years Old

[slomo4sho]

This is just plain stupid...

 

[anti-painkilla]

@The_Trutherizer

The powers that be made the 'lights' when they created the earth and have been filling in the details ever since. This is a live beta after all.

 

[anti-painkilla]

@The_Trutherizer

The powers that be made the 'lights' when they created the earth and have been filling in the details ever since. This is a live beta after all.

 

[Vervs]

Are they sure it's that old? Opinions ain't always 'trolling'.

 

[dragonsqrrl]

@Vervs

What in my response to his ridiculous comment suggests that I believe opinions = trolling? I know the 'tone' of a written comment can sometimes be a bit ambiguous, but I think when you write things like "really?! really?!" and "BAHAHAHAHAHAHHAAHAAAAAA....." you make your intent fairly clear. He wasn't asking how certain the scientists are of the waters age, or what method they used to date it. He was simply trying to provoke others into arguing, and I'm helping him out by having to explain this simple concept in online behavior to you. Again, nice troll.

 

[Avus]

As if drinking milk from bag is not weird enough....

btw, Canadian here...

 

[demonhorde665]

actually all water on the planet is technically as old as the planet itself... remember matter is neither destroyed or created , it just all gets recycled.

 

[jankeke]

1 billion years old water ... yeah right.

The place where it was found may be 1 billion years old but the water therein is most certainly not. Water just doesn't sits and wait for that long even if it was ice.

 

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