>Venus has 2400 times the atmospheric CO2 concentration of earth ... >There isn't even that much carbon on planet earth I think there is. I believe it's gene

>Venus has 2400 times the atmospheric CO2 concentration of earth ... >There isn't even that much carbon on planet earth I think there is. I believe it's generally accepted that on the order of 20,000-100,000 times the atmospheric CO2 is found in rocks on Earth. Not even necessarily including the mantle. "The amount of carbon in the atmosphere as CO2 is only .00095% of the total carbon on Earth." https://projectvesta.org/wiki/long-term-carbonate-cycle/ https://projectvesta.org/wiki/long-term-carbonate-cycle/ "...the atmosphere, storing 735 gigatons (0.001%) of the world’s carbon as carbon dioxide (CO2)...and 62,000,000 gigatons (99.9%) in sedimentary rocks (e.g., limestone and dolomite)" https://biocyclopedia.com/index/algae/biogeochemical_role_of_algae/algae_and_the_oxygen_carbon_cycles.php https://biocyclopedia.com/index/algae/biogeochemical_role_of... I didn't really think this was obscure.