The simple answer is oil, like coal, was formed from ancient forrests that laid down millions of years of vegetation that for some reason (flooding, climate change, continental drift) stopped growing and were trapped into pockets that were covered by layers of rock and eventually pressed into coal fields and oil fields. Its not found everywhere because all the conditions needed for the process to work didn't exist everywhere. Oil is an interesting case. No one knows for sure how exactly it was created. You don't find vegetation fossils in oil like you do in coal beds and oil contains Helium, which is not used by plants. Physicist Tommy Gold (recently died) theorized that oil started as Methane (natural gas) ,which is the most common compound found in the universe, trapped in the earth when it was formed. The gas perculated up into a sub layer, like the water table, and was processed (eaten and crapped out) by microbes into oil. This sublayer of oil (estimated to be about 60 miles down) finds cracks above it, leading to pockets closer to the Earth's surface and slowly percolates up into these pockets, which we discover as oil fields. One way he suggested to test his theory was to revisit old pumped out oil fields and see if they had partially filled back up.
nobody in the world rely knows how much crude oil there is because we might not have found it all yet but the amount we have found is slowly running out
yes cyclones are most common in certain parts of the world
All parts of the world.
Crude oil is the raw form of oil mined from underground, not produced. Some places with alot of crude oil however are Alaska and Canada.
Tornadoes can actually happen in any part of the world. They're caused by certain properties of our atmosphere that produce turbulence. Certain parts of the world have consistent conditions which are conducive to this atmospheric turbulence. The American Midwest is the most tornado-prone area in the world.
The Middle East. Iran, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Kuwait, etc.
Oil is found all over the world.
There are parts of the world where it can still be found. There are parts of the world where it can still be found. There are parts of the world where it can still be found. There are parts of the world where it can still be found.
nobody in the world rely knows how much crude oil there is because we might not have found it all yet but the amount we have found is slowly running out
Volcanoes are only found on the edge of tectonic plates & they can also be found on cracks in the tectonic plates which is un-common
yes cyclones are most common in certain parts of the world
All parts of the world.
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Crude Petroleum Cars Computers Video Displays. Vehicle parts Insulated wires.
Certain areas of the world do not have the environmental conditions needed to support the flora and fauna of a rain forest. The two most obvious examples would be deserts and oceans.
Yes. In certain parts of the world no (such as the South where Baptists are more likely to be found), but all together yes they are.
Arctic skuas are actually found in many parts of the world. They breed on dry tundra and can be found in places such as: northern Eurasia and North America, parts of Scotland, Norway, and certain isles in the British Isles.