In the past, it was difficult for sea water to touch water, and mermaids shed pearl-like tears in the green sea of the moon? Where does the water of the earth come from?

At one time, the sea water here was hard to get wet. The yellow river in the mermaid shed pearl-like tears, and the moon-like green ocean surged in the sky. At the end of the year, it naturally snowed all over the world. Pangu began to make great efforts to control the water in the territory. The water on the ground came up from the sky and the water on the ground steamed underground. Yin and Yang harmonize everything, and the cycle of geomantic omen follows nature. Thank you for inviting me.

What is the sea without water? The seas run dry and the rocks crumble, that is, the seas run dry and the rocks crumble. Not to mention a pale sea. What is a sea without water? Where are the pearls without water? It can only be said that seawater is salty, and it is difficult to quench your thirst as drinking water! The ancients said that water came from the sky, which is a typical one-sided model of the ancients who did not understand science. The earth itself has water because it combines nitrogen and oxygen! Only with water can life happen. Is there no water in the river and no water in the sea, making a joke bigger than the universe? (The word correction is just, really, X)

It can be clearly said that water comes from wherever the earth comes from, and the earth comes from the universe. Similarly, water resources originated from the universe. The difference is that the original state of water on the earth is not liquid, but gas composed of hydrogen and oxygen, but all belong to cosmic molecules.

Let's start with the origin of the earth. The earth originated from a violent collision in the universe. Shock vortex or gravity vortex is formed after collision. Under the action of rotation, substances with similar molecular mass gather in the same position and eventually merge into different planets. The earth is just one of them, and these substances contain a lot of hydrogen molecules and oxygen molecules. After the formation of the earth, two molecules combined under normal pressure to form water molecules.

After the formation of water molecules, the higher the temperature, the lower the temperature due to the principle of thermal expansion and cold contraction. When water molecules condense into water droplets, rainfall is formed. After the rain falls to the ground, it will converge into rivers and eventually flow to low-lying places, thus creating lakes and oceans on the earth. The oceans and lakes we can see on the earth are all formed in this way.

In other words, water on the earth, like all other matter molecules, has no special source of formation. It's just that life on earth comes from water. Life can be separated from iron, copper, gold, silver and other molecules, but it cannot be separated from water. Water is the source of life, and most biological cells are also composed of carbohydrates.

There was some water when the earth was formed, and later more water came from comets. Because comets are made of water. Comet fragments are constantly absorbed by the earth, more and more.

Water is the original ecology of the earth, and soil and water coexist. Where there is the earth, there is water.

Thousands of years ago, there was an eternal god who first created the earth, water, air, light, everything and human beings above the sky.

Li Bai has a poem to prove it: how the water of the Yellow River came out of the sky and went into the sea, never to return.

According to my present understanding, the water of the earth is a kind of stone in the universe. Stone melts into liquid before it gets too hot. The temperature of the earth is just right, so that water is liquid most of the time.

The water on other planets is in a stony state because it is cold! If the sun is a star with water quality, it is not surprising. Can water burn? Maybe water can split, but people can't. The water of the earth comes from the sun! You are welcome to show me the evidence against me.

The ancients said: natural water. How to understand? That I can't say that I understand it. On this day alone, there will be different directions of understanding, which one is correct? Even if you understand it correctly and someone refutes it, you have no evidence to prove that you are right. Why do you say: you can't say it, it's wrong to say it! That's the truth!

Where does 70% of the water on the earth's surface come from? There are two theories: one is that the earth will retain some water when it was formed, because there will be ice in the gas and dust nebula (called Taiyang Yuan nebula) that eventually formed the sun and planets about 4.5 billion years ago. Some water remains on the earth and may circulate through the earth's mantle.

The second theory holds that the Earth, Venus, Mars and Mercury are close enough to the Taiyang Yuan Nebula, and most of the water will be evaporated by heat. When these planets formed, there was almost no water in the rocks. As far as the earth is concerned, more water will evaporate when a collision that forms the moon occurs. In this case, the ocean is not native, but transported by ice-rich asteroids, which are called carbonaceous chondrites.

Scientists can trace the source of earth's water by observing the ratio of two isotopes of hydrogen. One is ordinary hydrogen, with only one proton in the nucleus, and the other is deuterium, also called "heavy" hydrogen, with one proton and one neutron. The ratio of deuterium to hydrogen in the earth's oceans seems to be very similar to that of asteroids, which are usually rich in water and other carbon and nitrogen elements, rather than comets.

Scientists also found that opals in meteorites originated from asteroids. Since opals need water to form, this discovery is another sign that water comes from space rocks. These two pieces of evidence will be beneficial to the origin of asteroids. In addition, deuterium accumulates farther in the solar system than hydrogen, so the water formed outside the solar system is often rich in deuterium. Most importantly, compared with the icy moons of Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune, and even the gas giant planets themselves, the water content of the planets in the rocks is relatively small.

This supports the view that water inside the solar system evaporates and water outside the solar system does not evaporate. If water evaporates on the earth, it must be replenished from other places, and water-rich asteroids are very abundant in the peripheral area of the system. The hydrogen content on the early earth was much less than that of deuterium today. This ratio has changed because in the early history of the earth, solar radiation heated hydrogen and deuterium. Hydrogen is lighter and more likely to fly into outer space, leaving more deuterium.

If the earth's oceans are formed by the water of the earth itself, rather than by asteroids, this will solve several problems for planetary scientists. One is why the earth seems to have so much water at first. Another reason is that, as far as anyone knows, life needs water. Once the earth has a solid surface, life seems to be so fast.

After reading the Shurangama Sutra, you will know how the mountains and rivers came from.