Nothing to do with Lenr.

Quote from Gennadiy Tarassenko

The subduction zone helps in the production of helium, which carries precipitation into the core of the planet, the Wilson cycle, where helium is formed from everything on earth! Subduction is absorbed constantly, this is the life of the planet. Oil and gas are small fry for us to get back on our feet, but you can't take them, they are coolers of the planet Earth and there are only 600 degrees Celsius in the planet and no more!!! They cool the planet like in a radiator and the extraction of fluids leads to the warming up of the planet!!!

https://www.oregongeology.org/…/images/sesqui_subdxn.jpg

В производстве гелия помогает зона субдукции, которая уносит осадки в ядро планеты, цикл Уилсона, там и образуется гелий из всего того, что есть на земле! Субдукция поглощается постоянно, это жизнь планеты. Нефть и газ это мелкая сошка для нас, что бы мы встали на ноги, но их брать нельзя, они являются охладителями планеты Земля и там в планете всего 600 градусов цельсия и не больше!!! Они как в радиаторе охлаждают планету и добыча флюидов приводит к разогреву планеты!!!

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A method for resolving changes in atmospheric He ∕ N₂ as an indicator of fossil fuel extraction and stratospheric circulation

<p><strong class="journal-contentHeaderColor">Abstract.</strong> The atmospheric <span class="inline-formula"><math xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1998/Math/MathML"…

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Abstract

The atmospheric He/N2 ratio is expected to increase due to the emission of He associated with fossil fuels and is expected to also vary in both space and time due to gravitational separation in the stratosphere. These signals may be useful indicators of fossil fuel exploitation and variability in stratospheric circulation, but direct measurements of He/N2 ratio are lacking on all timescales. Here we present a high-precision custom inlet system for mass spectrometers that continuously stabilizes the flow of gas during sample–standard comparison and removes all non-noble gases from the gas stream. This enables unprecedented accuracy in measurement of relative changes in the helium mole fraction, which can be directly related to the ⁴He/N2 ratio using supplementary measurements of O2/N2, Ar/N2 and CO₂. Repeat measurements of the same combination of high-pressure tanks using our inlet system achieves a He/N2 reproducibility of ∼ 10 per meg (i.e., 0.001 %) in 6–8 h analyses. This compares to interannual changes of gravitational enrichment at ∼ 35 km in the midlatitude stratosphere of order 300–400 per meg and an annual tropospheric increase from human fossil fuel activity of less than ∼ 30 per meg yr⁻¹ (bounded by previous work on helium isotopes). The gettering and flow-stabilizing inlet may also be used for the analysis of other noble-gas isotopes and could resolve previously unobserved seasonal cycles in Kr/N2 and Xe/N2.

Spotted by Carl Page - this is about LENR.

..... half of fossil fuels aren't from fossils. Rather they are a product of fusion inside Earth, resulting in hydrogen gas being forced up from the core, thru carbon containing minerals. We should expect an endless re-supply, until Earth's core runs out of hydrides undergoing fusion.

"

The new ideas of the thermonuclear nature of the

earth’s internal energy allow us to update the existing

concepts of the origin of hydrocarbons (oil and natural

gas). At present, it is assumed that hydrocarbons are

products of decomposition of the remains of living

organisms. However, back in the 1950s and 1960s,

some Soviet (N.A. Kudryavtsev, V.B. Porfir’ev,

G.N. Dolenko, and others) and foreign (the British

scientist F. Hoyle and others) geologists raised doubts

that this was the only right hypothesis and thought

possible the theory of an inorganic (abiogenic) origin

of oil. The new hypothesis, although winning no sup

port at the VI (1963), VII (1967), and VIII (1971)

international oil congresses, gained support among

many practical geologists, because it agreed well with

exploration data [18, 19]. However, within the prevail

ing concept of the earth’s structure, the authors of the

theory of the inorganic origin of oil were unable to

explain where hydrogen came from, without which

this theory was invalid. Even cosmic ideas of the “orig

inal cosmic origin of hydrocarbons,” “that primordial

hydrocarbons were initially (?!) buried and mothballed

in the earth’s interior,” etc., were drawn to this end."

Terez-Terez2015_Article_FusionReactionsAsTheMainSource.pdf

Quote from Cydonia

Nothing to do with Lenr.

Debatable,,

The temperature of the mantle varies from 1000 C to 3700 C..The core temperature is supposed to be about 5000C?

any proton-proton reactions there would be LENR?..

The 2015 paper by Terez and Terez .. via Alan via Carl was probably ignored by conventional geologists/physicists,

It was revealed that the 3He/4He ratio in the earth’s mantle is stable and 1000 times larger
than in the earth’s crust"

This effect is clear in the light of processes in the inner core when a certain

amount of isotope 3 He is formed during proton–proton reactions. Note that 3 He cannot be the “primary

helium” that comprised the planet’s substance 4.5 billion years ago

Thank you for these 2 reasoned answers, rather than seeing @Gennadiy Tarassenko's vacation pictures and his tanned and bodybuilt body.

If we talk about classical nuclear reactions, we agree that the kinetic energy is used to overcome the electromagnetic nuclei repulsion.

The trigger threshold remaining several orders of magnitude from chemistry.

It's huge !

Also how could LENRs exist in this case without a physics revolution ?

Hagelstein's hypothesis seems correct to me.

Fractions of eV could add up to reach this threshold in KeV.

Also only a resonant behavior involving vibrational frequencies could do this job.

Being focused on LENR doesn't imply not having other thoughts on related topics.

That's why, I expect life, yes, should appear in meteorites, why?

Meteorites basically have a lot of calcium in their rocks.

Also, I stipulate that it would be the basis of life.

The meteorites strong point in this way, they haven't an atmosphere, therefore an effective filter, are subjected to very energetic cosmic radiations, in particular UV.

Also, there should be "endothermic fissions" on these meteorites.

Calcium fissioning mainly into phosphorus, then the latter fissioning to make carbon, nitrogen, oxygen.

These reactions not always being balanced, also create D2 and He4 because nuclei seem to be clustered.

These are all the living bricks of DNA therefore.

Regarding the Earth's mantle, the temperature range is located beyond the infrared, in the visible spectrum.

It would therefore not be impossible that CHs could also form in this way.

Scientists Discover Unexplained Abundance of Rare Nuclear Fusion Fuel on Earth (vice.com)

Scientists have discovered evidence that a key rare resource, called helium-3, is potentially ten times more common on Earth than previously known—though the source of all this extra supply remains mysterious, reports a new study.

Quote from Gregory Byron Goble

Do high energy particles from the Sun interact with nano particulates, Moon dust, in a Cold Fusion manner? 🌞 🌕

Alan Smith

Perhaps I should have said

High energy radiation from the Sun

Not particles...

Sorry, my bad.

Explanation of Helium 4 and Helium 3 by Fusion in natural environment. WO2018204533 COMPOSITIONS AND NUCLEAR METHODS FOR HELIUM-3 AND OTHER ISOTOPE PRODUCTION (wipo.int)

Quote from Gregory Byron Goble

Alan Smith

Perhaps I should have said

High energy radiation from the Sun

Now you are talking. There have been several LENR papers on solar-stimulated emissions from CF systems, Russ and I saw this in my lab, and David Nagel has a paper on this topic in LENR-CANR.

Quote from Alan Smith

Now you are talking. There have been several LENR papers on solar-stimulated emissions from CF systems, Russ and I saw this in my lab, and David Nagel has a paper on this topic in LENR-CANR.

Not to mention Alexander Parkhomov's idea of the Heavy or Cold Neutrinos that also is influenced by the sun.

As the gasses expand around the earth are gasses blown away by the sun? wind events ect?

Quote from Seatrout

are gasses blown away by the sun?

Not really. Hydrogen and helium escape... according to Jean

but not argon etc at least not for a long long time.

https://geosci.uchicago.edu/~kite/doc/Catling2009.pdf

Quote from Seatrout

blown away by the sun? wind events

Perhaps off topic here, perhaps not?

I'll explain. Might the, let's just say, nano and subatomic fission and fusion events of CMNS include something like what creates antimatter in Earth's Van Allen Belt? Radiation and particles running into a magnetic field that is spinning...

Anyways

I'm a layman who gets interested in Vladimir Pines background and his (PineScie/NASA) CMNS theoretical pinnings. I keep an eye on that space, the Solar Winds and Earth interactions and the Solar Winds and Moon Dust interactions...

This paper, October 2021, is fascinating. I read it with a macro micro frame of curiosity. We have so much more to learn... It seems that we rapidly are.

Wave–particle interaction effects in the Van Allen belts - Earth, Planets and Space

Discovering such structures as the third radiation belt (or “storage ring”) has been a major observational achievement of the NASA Radiation Belt Storm Probes…

earth-planets-space.springeropen.com

Wave–particle interaction effects in the Van Allen belts

• Daniel N. Baker

Earth, Planets and Space volume 73, Article number: 189 (2021) Cite this aartic

Abstract

Discovering such structures as the third radiation belt (or “storage ring”) has been a major observational achievement of the NASA Radiation Belt Storm Probes program (renamed the “Van Allen Probes” mission in November 2012). A goal of that program was to understand more thoroughly how high-energy electrons are accelerated deep inside the radiation belts—and ultimately lost—due to various wave–particle interactions. Van Allen Probes studies have demonstrated that electrons ranging up to 10 megaelectron volts (MeV) or more can be produced over broad regions of the outer Van Allen zone on timescales as short as a few minutes. The key to such rapid acceleration is the interaction of “seed” populations of ~ 10–200 keV electrons (and subsequently higher energies) with electromagnetic waves in the lower band (whistler-mode) chorus frequency range. Van Allen Probes data show that “source” electrons (in a typical energy range of one to a few tens of keV energy) produced by magnetospheric substorms play a crucial role in feeding free energy into the chorus waves in the outer zone. These chorus waves then, in turn, rapidly heat and accelerate the tens to hundreds of keV seed electrons injected by substorms to much higher energies. Hence, we often see that geomagnetic activity driven by strong solar storms (coronal mass ejections, or CMEs) commonly leads to ultra-relativistic electron production through the intermediary step of waves produced during intense magnetospheric substorms. More generally, wave–particle interactions are of fundamental importance over a broad range of energies and in virtually all regions of the magnetosphere. We provide a summary of many of the wave modes and particle interactions that have been studied in recent times.

Seminar by Klimov-Zatelepin on May 11, 2022 –

Gennadiy Tarassenko

I just uploaded a random video and as you see, it plays directly in the forum. Yours only play if you click on the picture link in your posts and let it take you to the YouTube platform istelf.

I think it's something to do with your settings on You Tube- nothing to do with this forum software.