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Thomas Grey. The most famous aphorisms

The best of men, if his mistakes were written on his forehead, would have to pull his hat over his eyes.

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As you know, when fuel is burned, carbon dioxide is released, which contributes to global warming. Less attention is paid to the fact that when oil, gas and coal are burned, water is also produced - from the hydrogen included in these fossil fuels. Is there a lot of it?

Australian physicist David Williams became interested in this issue. According to his calculations, in the entire history of mankind until 2000, 335 cubic kilometers of water went into the air with the smoke of combustible fossils. Considering that it was distributed over the oceans, seas and lakes (the total surface is about 360 million square kilometers), their level increased by about 0,95 millimeters.

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