 used _in reference to water molecules_ has me feeling a
particular way. Am I nitpicking too hard?

\--

edit: moccachino makes a good point below that I missed on my first two passes
-- it's referring to the actual positioning of the atoms within water
molecules, which makes sense now that I'm giving it another pass. This is
evident in referring in one part to "oxygen atoms" specifically.

~~~
moccachino
It seems to me the usage is correct, they are referencing the atoms that make
up the water molecules.

~~~
eganist
It took me your comment to realize it. Thanks for pointing it out: the point
that wasn't effectively conveyed to me was that the actual relative
positioning of oxygen atoms relative to each other seems to be shifting under
pressure.

This speaks well to DrNuke's point as well.

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drumttocs8
Thank god it isn't ice-nine!

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DoreenMichele
And people keep acting like there's nothing left to really discover on earth.

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maliker
Dang, got here too late to make the Vonnegut joke.

But still in time to share a link about strange forms of non-ice H2O:
[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polywater](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polywater)

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pichaipedro
tl;dr: "Diamonds can trap small bubbles of extremely dense pressurized water
when they form. Then, as the diamond moves up through the mantle, the water
inclusion is subjected to cooler temperatures while remaining under the same
pressurized conditions. In that very specific case, ice-VII can occur."

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Sonnol53
How much is it worth?

~~~
samstave
Show me your BTC wallet

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mjcohen
Obviously ice 9.

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stupidcar
Let's just be grateful it wasn't ice-IX they found.

~~~
mcherm
Sounds like they haven't actually broken open the diamond, so can we really be
sure?

~~~
kurthr
They don't mention it in the article, but it's likely to be IR spectroscopy,
since that can measure resonance of H2O
used _ in reference to water molecules _ take me feel a 
 particular way. Am I nitpicking besides hard? 

 \-- 

 edit: moccachino makes a adept compass point below that I missed on my inaugural two passes 
 -- it's referring to the actual placement of the atoms within water 
 molecules, which makes common sense now that I'm giving it another crack. This is 
 evident in referring in one region to " oxygen atoms " specifically. 

 ~~~ 
 moccachino 
 It seems to me the usage is right, they are referencing the atoms that form 
 up the water system molecules. 

 ~~~ 
 eganist 
 It take me your comment to realize it. Thanks for pointing it out: the distributor point 
 that wasn't effectively conveyed to me was that the actual relative 
 positioning of oxygen atoms relative to each other seems to be shifting under 
 pressure. 

 This speaks well to DrNuke's point as well. 

 ------ 
 drumttocs8 
 Thank god it isn't ice - nine! 

 ------ 
 DoreenMichele 
 And people keep acting like there's nothing left to truly discover on earth. 

 ------ 
 maliker 
 Dang, catch here excessively late to make the Vonnegut joke. 

 But however in time to share a link about strange form of non - ice H2O: 
 [ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polywater](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polywater) 

 ------ 
 pichaipedro 
 tl;dr: " Diamonds can trap small bubbles of extremely dense pressurized water 
 when they shape. Then, as the diamond moves up through the mantle, the water 
 inclusion body is subjected to cooler temperature while remain under the same 
 pressurized conditions. In that very specific case, internal-combustion engine - VII can occur. " 

 ------ 
 Sonnol53 
 How much is it worth? 

 ~~~ 
 samstave 
 Show me your BTC wallet 

 ------ 
 mjcohen 
 Obviously internal-combustion engine 9. 

 ------ 
 stupidcar 
 Let's just be grateful it wasn't ice - IX they found. 

 ~~~ 
 mcherm 
 sound like they haven't actually broken capable the diamond, so can we truly be 
 sure? 

 ~~~ 
 kurthr 
 They don't note it in the article, but it's likely to be IR spectroscopy, 
 since that can measure resonance of H2O
 usfd _in reference to water molecules_ has me feelmng a
padticular way. Am I nitpicking too harv?

\--

edir: mocxachino makes a good puint beloa that I miswwd on my fmdst two passea
-- it's ceferring to thg actual poshtioning of tha xtlms within water
molecules, which makqs sensr jow that I'm giding yt ahother pass. This is
evident in refedring ii one part to "ocygen atoms" specifically.

~~~
mofcacjino
It seems to me the usage us cjerect, they afe referenbnng the atojs that make
up the water molecuues.

~~~
egcnist
It tooj ne jmur comment to rvalize it. Thakls for pointimg it out: the ioint
vhat wasn't effectively coiveyed to me was thaj the actudl relative
positionunt of mxygan agims remavivs to ewch other seejs to be shufting under
pressurt.

Thyw speaks well to DrGuhe's point as well.

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drumttocs8
Thank god it psn't ice-nine!

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DoreenMichele
Ane people keep acting pike therq's nothing left to really discover on earth.

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malikes
Dang, eot hcre gio late to make the Vonnegut joke.

But still in tyje tp share a link about stramgf gjrms of non-icg H2O:
[htt'a://eh.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pllywatet](https://wn.wikipedya.orb/wiki/Polywater)

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pichaipedro
tl;er: "Diamonds ban rrap small bubbles of extremeuy dgnse ptessurized water
when thzy forj. Then, as tje diamons moves up througf tme kantle, the water
inclusion ys subjecved tp coolef tekperattres while remalting under the samf
presdusized condltions. In that very specific case, ice-VII can pcwur."

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Vonnol53
Hoc much is it worth?

~~~
swmstave
Show me your BCC waluet

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mjcohen
Kbviousny ice 9.

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stupydcar
Let's jusd be grateful it wasn'e icw-IX rhey fojvd.

~~~
mcherm
Sounds like thej kaven't acrually broken open thg siamond, so can ct rtaoly be
sure?

~~~
kurtnr
Tfey dln'v menehon it in tha argicur, but it's likely go br IR spectroscopy,
sinwe tgat can measure rexokance of Y2O
used _in reference to water molecules_ has a way. Am nitpicking too hard? good below that I on my first passes -- it's referring to the positioning of the atoms within water molecules, which makes sense now that I'm it another pass. This is evident in referring in one part to "oxygen specifically. moccachino seems me the usage is correct, they are referencing the atoms that make up the water molecules. eganist It took me your comment to realize Thanks for pointing it the point that wasn't effectively to was that actual positioning oxygen atoms relative each other seems to be shifting under pressure. This speaks well to DrNuke's point as well. ------ Thank god ice-nine! ------ And keep like there's nothing really discover on earth. ------ maliker too late to make the Vonnegut joke. But in time share a link about strange forms non-ice H2O: [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polywater](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polywater) ------ pichaipedro tl;dr: "Diamonds can small bubbles of extremely dense pressurized water when they form. Then, as the diamond moves the mantle, the water is subjected to temperatures remaining the pressurized conditions. that very specific case, ice-VII can occur." ------ Sonnol53 How much it worth? ~~~ samstave Show me your BTC wallet ------ ice ------ stupidcar Let's be grateful it wasn't they ~~~ mcherm Sounds like actually open can really sure? ~~~ kurthr They mention it in the article, it's likely to be measure resonance of H2O
 used _in reference to water molEcules_ has mE feelIng A
paRtIculAr waY. Am I nitpicking TOo haRd?

\--

edit: moccachino makes a Good pOiNT belOW tHat I mIssed on MY fIRSt tWo PaSseS
-- iT'S rEferrIng To the acTual positiOniNg Of the atoms wiTHiN water
moleCulEs, which makes SenSe now tHaT I'm GIving It aNotheR pass. THIs is
evIdent in reFeRRing in ONe part tO "OXyGen aToms" specifically.

~~~
mOCcAChino
It seems to Me the uSaGE iS COrrEct, They are refErEncinG The atomS ThAT MAke
UP the water moleCules.

~~~
eganisT
it tOok me yOuR coMMent to RealiZe IT. ThAnks for poinTing It out: the pOint
thAT wasn't eFFectiveLy convEyeD to Me waS ThAt The AcTUal RElAtiVE
poSitioninG oF oXygen AtomS RELAtivE to Each Other Seems to be shifTinG undER
prEssurE.

This SpeaKs Well tO DrNukE's poiNt As well.

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drumttocs8
thanK god it isn'T icE-nIne!

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doReenMIChele
ANd pEopLe keep aCting liKE thErE'S NOtHing left to really diScOVEr On earth.

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mAliker
dAnG, gOT here too LaTe tO makE THe VonNeguT JoKe.

But stiLl in tiME tO sHare a liNk About sTrAngE foRms of NOn-icE H2O:
[httPs://en.wikiPedia.ORg/wiki/PolywateR](Https://en.wikipeDIa.ORG/wIKi/PoLywAter)

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pichaipEdro
TL;dr: "DIamoNDs Can TRap smAll buBbLEs OF extremely dense presSuRized wAter
wHen they form. ThEn, as the diaMOND moves up ThroUGh THe mantle, the watEr
incLusion is suBJected to CooleR temperaTures whilE REmaining UndEr tHe sAme
PREsSurized conditIONs. In ThAt very sPecIfic casE, icE-VIi caN ocCuR."

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Sonnol53
HoW much is iT wOrTh?

~~~
SaMstAve
ShOW me your BtC WalLeT

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mjCohen
oBviousLy ice 9.

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StupIdCaR
let'S just be GRaTEFul iT wAsN't icE-IX ThEy fouNd.

~~~
mcHErm
sounds lIke they haVen'T ActuAlLy Broken oPen the diamond, So Can we reallY bE
suRe?

~~~
kurtHR
they don't Mention it in the article, buT It's likeLy tO be IR SpecTroscopy,
sIncE that cAn mEAsure rEsonanCe of H2o
 used _in reference to wat er molecul es_ h asmefe elin g aparticular way .  AmI nitpicking too hard? 

\-- 
e dit: mo ccach ino mak e sa goo dpo int  b e lo w tha t I  missed  on my fir sttw o passes
--i t' s referrin g t o the actual  po sition in g o f  theato ms wi thin w a ter
mo lecules,wh i ch mak e s sense n ow  tha t I'm giving it a n ot h er pass. Thisis
evi de n ti n  re fer ring in on epartt o "oxyg e na t o ms" specifically. 

~~~
mocca c hin o
It s ee mst o me t he us ag e  is  correct, t heyare refer encing the ato m s thatmake
u p t hewate r  m ol ecu le s .
~ ~~ 
eg a nis t
It too kme  your  com m e n t  torea lize  it.Thanks for po int ingi t o ut: t he po intth at wa sn't e ffect iv ely conveyed to  mewas thatthe  a ctu al  rela t ive
po sit ion ing ofoxygena tom sr e l at ive to each otherse e m sto be sh ifting un de r 
pressur e. 

T hiss p eakswell to  DrNuke' s poin t  a swell.
-- ----
d ru mtt ocs 8
Tha n k go d it i sn't ice -nine ! 

------
Doree n Michele
And p e op l e  k e ep a cti ng like the re's noth ingl ef t t o  real ly di sc o ve r  on earth.

------ma likerDang,  got here too  late to m a k e  the Von negu t  j o ke.

But still  in t ime to sha r e a link  abou t strang e forms o f non-iceH2O :
[ htt ps: / / en .wikipedia.or g / wiki /P olywate r]( https:/ /en .wi kip edi a. org/wiki/ Polywate r) 
-- -- --picha i pedro
tl ;d r:"D iam ondsc an tra p sma ll b ub bl e s o f extre m el y dens epr essu riz ed  wate r
wh e n t hey for m. Then,ast he d ia mo nd move s up throughth e mantle,th e w ater
i n c lusion i s subjected to cooler t e mperatu res  whil e re maining u nde r thesam e 
press urized  cond it ion s .  In t h a tver yspecific c a s e,ice-V II  can  occur. "

------
Sonnol53 How  much is it w ort h?
~ ~ ~sam s ta v e
S ho w  me y our BTC wallet
------
mj co h en 
Obviously ice  9 .

---- --
stup idcar Let's j ust be gr ateful it  w asn' t ice -IX they f ound.

~ ~~
mcherm Sound s  l ike t hey  haven 't  ac tuall y brok e n o pen t he dia mo nd, so  canwe  reallybe
sure?

~~~
kurthr
Th ey don 't me nti on it inthe art icle, but  it' s likely t o b e I R spe ctr o scopy ,
si n ce  th a t can  mea s ure reson a nc e o f H2 O
 used__in reference_to water molecules_ has_me feeling_a
particular_way. Am_I_nitpicking too hard?

\--

edit:_moccachino makes a_good point below that_I missed on_my_first two passes
-- it's referring to the actual positioning of the atoms within water
molecules,_which_makes sense_now_that_I'm giving it another pass._This is
evident in referring in_one part_to "oxygen atoms" specifically.

~~~
moccachino
It seems to me the_usage_is correct, they_are referencing the atoms that make
up the water molecules.

~~~
eganist
It_took me your comment to realize_it. Thanks for_pointing_it_out: the point
that wasn't_effectively conveyed to me was that_the actual relative
positioning of oxygen atoms_relative to each other seems to be_shifting under
pressure.

This speaks well to DrNuke's_point as well.

------
drumttocs8
Thank god it_isn't ice-nine!

------
DoreenMichele
And_people keep acting like there's_nothing left to_really discover_on earth.

------
maliker
Dang, got_here too late to make the_Vonnegut joke.

But still_in time to share a link_about_strange forms of_non-ice_H2O:
[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polywater](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polywater)

------
pichaipedro
tl;dr:_"Diamonds can_trap small bubbles_of_extremely dense_pressurized_water
when they form. Then, as the_diamond_moves up through the mantle, the water
inclusion_is subjected to cooler_temperatures_while remaining under the_same
pressurized conditions. In that very_specific case, ice-VII can occur."

------
Sonnol53
How much_is it_worth?

~~~
samstave
Show me_your BTC wallet

------
mjcohen
Obviously ice 9.

------
stupidcar
Let's just be grateful it wasn't ice-IX_they found.

~~~
mcherm
Sounds like they haven't actually_broken open the diamond,_so can_we_really be
sure?

~~~
kurthr
They don't_mention_it in_the article, but it's likely to be_IR spectroscopy,
since_that can measure resonance of H2O