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Recently, researchers have shown that natural gas can form rapidly<ref>O’Donnell, E. 2005. “Rocks into Gas.” Harvard Magazine 107, no. 4.</ref>, and that some is still being formed.
 
Recently, researchers have shown that natural gas can form rapidly<ref>O’Donnell, E. 2005. “Rocks into Gas.” Harvard Magazine 107, no. 4.</ref>, and that some is still being formed.
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This gives support to the creationary view.  If this research is supported it would refute the idea that fossil fuels are diminishing.{{fact}}  It has also been posulated that oil and natural gas are formed continuously by an abiotic process, deep inside the earth<ref>Gold, Thomas (1999). The deep, hot biosphere. Copernicus Books</ref>.  These petroleum products constantly migrate from deep in the earth to the earth's crust where they can be effectively mined <ref>http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=59991</ref>.  If this hypothesis is supported by further evidence, the notion of petroleum as a limited resource would be refuted.   
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This gives support to the creationary view.  If this research is supported it would refute the idea that fossil fuels are diminishing.{{fact}}  It has also been posulated that oil and natural gas are formed by an abiotic process, deep inside the earth<ref>Gold, Thomas (1999). The deep, hot biosphere. Copernicus Books</ref>.  These petroleum products constantly migrate from deep in the earth to the earth's crust where they can be effectively mined <ref>http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=59991</ref>.  If this hypothesis is supported by further evidence, the notion of petroleum as a limited resource would be refuted.   
      
==References==
 
==References==

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