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21 years 4 months ago #6123 by n/a7
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Is it Dr. Orme? Very grateful for your work & website. Utterly Fascinating!

Q: I'm not a scientist. But doesn't liquid helium defy gravity at room temperature? Maybe if it was heated via volcano vents or... mixed with some other element... and perhaps a strange fungus associated with it's flows... And liquid helium doesn't solidify except down near absolute zero...

Apologies if this is a ridiculous query.

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21 years 4 months ago #6236 by n/a7
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Alternatively: Tiny "ants" farming a fungus near heated vent areas... (which they subsequently harvest) - - -

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21 years 2 months ago #6342 by Greg
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Is it Dr. Orme? Very grateful for your work & website. Utterly Fascinating!

Q: I'm not a scientist. But doesn't liquid helium defy gravity at room temperature? Maybe if it was heated via volcano vents or... mixed with some other element... and perhaps a strange fungus associated with it's flows... And liquid helium doesn't solidify except down near absolute zero...

Apologies if this is a ridiculous query.
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Unfortunately as you say Helium would not be liquid at these temperatures. There are no volcanoes in this area either.

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