Big changes for Energy Pavilion!

[jt04]

From WND:

A study published in Science Magazine today presents new evidence supporting the abiotic theory for the origin of oil, which asserts oil is a natural product the Earth generates constantly rather than a "fossil fuel" derived from decaying ancient forests and dead dinosaurs. :lol:

Of course the Russians have known this for decades. So what does this mean for the Energy Pavilion?

 

[starwood]

:brick:

 

[lilredfoxie]

A refurb it so desperately needs maybe? :king:

 

[Yanks07]

Stupid Judy! :lol: As Exxon / Mobil posted 40.6 Billion PROFITS today!

 

[Master Yoda]

Link?

 

[urbanvegan]

Unless maybe they find that brain power comes from decaying forests and dead dinosaurs.

 

[blm07]

It probably means they will remove the finale and replace it with nothing (video screens with cheap flash games in each seat).

Or maybe they will replace the dinosaurs with video screens of Pixar's Cars! Yeah! Cars run on fuel, right?! Yay for video screens!

 

[bgraham34]

They also say a glass of milk a day can kill you... Oh wait that was last week, this week it adds a year to your life.

 

[Master Yoda]

They also say a glass of milk a day can kill you... Oh wait that was last week, this week it adds a year to your life.

Uhh no, it is Friday...milk is deadly again.:lookaroun




:lol:

 

[Thelazer]

Here is a link to more info:


http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=59991


If this is true (not saying it is, or is not) it would be kept secret as much as possible. Just think the staggering amounts of money to be lost if oil wasn't as limited as everyone thinks.

 

[jt04]

Ellen's Energy Scam

They also say a glass of milk a day can kill you... Oh wait that was last week, this week it adds a year to your life.

I know what you mean. I can't believe people fell for the whole Dinosaur/Plant theory in the first place. What else is Bill Nye telling us that is wrong? :lookaroun Peak Oil? :ROFLOL:

 

[RiversideBunny]

It does seem like there would have to be one heck of a lot of dead dinosaurs to create as much oil as there is in the earth.

 

[EPCOT Explorer]

This is not new but hopefully it merits a nice new informational refurb.

 

[imagineer boy]

Or maybe they will replace the dinosaurs with video screens of Pixar's Cars! Yeah! Cars run on fuel, right?! Yay for video screens!

Well, I do remember from the old Project Gemeni rumors, they were going to replace UoE with a monsters inc ride. Well, I'm happy they never did it, but we still have the crap-tacular Laugh Floor show even more displaced in tomorrowland.:brick:

 

[dandaman]

They also say a glass of milk a day can kill you... Oh wait that was last week, this week it adds a year to your life.

If you leave it sitting there until there's conclusive evidence, it probably WILL kill you. :lol:

 

[Fun2BFree]

Ellen was dreaming the whole attraction, right? They could just put a huge stonking sign out front saying: "Scientifically Inaccurate". And then Disney have an excuse to swap out half the ride for a Stitch touchscreen-venture! :lookaroun

 

[dpunky]

Now we have an excuse to put a new attraction in this venue

 

[PintoColvig]

WHAT???!!!__ Science got something wrong?!__ They aren't the source for absolute truth?! Say it isn't so!__ :lol:

 

[Slowjack]

From WND:

A study published in Science Magazine today presents new evidence supporting the abiotic theory for the origin of oil, which asserts oil is a natural product the Earth generates constantly rather than a "fossil fuel" derived from decaying ancient forests and dead dinosaurs. :lol:

Of course the Russians have known this for decades. So what does this mean for the Energy Pavilion?

Here's the problem.

1. I can't find any evidence that Science Magazine published any such article.

2. The WND, as you show, claims that the study was published "today."

3. Through Google, I've found many people claiming that "an article published in Science Magazine" supports the abiotic theory going back several years.

All of which leads me to believe this is just one of those misstatements that comes up periodically. An urban legend, if you will.

 

[EpcotServo]

All of which leads me to believe this is just one of those misstatements that comes up periodically. An urban legend, if you will.

Yea...it just sounds too much like it was said by the same guy who said "Global Warming is a myth." for my tastes.
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