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Old 09-14-2016, 05:38 AM   #24546
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Baxter adds a postscript to the book stating that analysis of seismic waves from earthquakes does indeed support the idea of oceanic volumes of water trapped within crustal rocks, and gives a number of references to journal articles.

I'll take a look. Thanks.

[EDIT: OK, at 400-600km down it seem there's a mineral that contains about 1.5% water. And there's enough of it that the total amount of water in it is perhaps three times the amount in the oceans.

But any event that affected those rocks enough to get them to release a significant amount of that water would be much more catastrophic than a flood.]

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