Have you heard the scientific explanation where water comes from? 

Their Theory
The Earths water has always been here.  70% of all rocks contain water.  When the Earth was in her volcanic stage some 15 billion years ago the moisture that was in the rocks heated up and formed our atmosphere.  The excess moisture condensed into clouds and rained to fill up the oceans.

I have an idea that may prove logically where water comes from. 

What is water?

Hydrogen and oxygen or H2O for short.

Where in this solar system is the largest source of hydrogen?

The sun is 97% hydrogen.

How fast do the solar winds blow from the sun?  (possibly from the flow of radiant energy)

The suns solar wind has been clocked at nearly one million miles per hour.

If hydrogen is the lightest element in the universe then why can't it blow outward off the surface of the Sun like hydrogen snowballs.

What planet in this solar system is the only one known to have an abundant amount of oxygen?

Earth!

What happens when you mix hydrogen (from the sun) and oxygen in our atmosphere?

You get Water, H2O!

Ah, but you get something more.  Electric cars run on hydrogen.  With that we see, in a PEM, proton exchange membrane fuel cell, the hydrogen passes over a catalyst which causes it to mix with the oxygen. In the moment of mixing electrons are exchanged.  So the cars run on the electric which is produced from the mixing of hydrogen and oxygen. Water, heat and electrons are the "by-product" of mixing hydrogen and oxygen.  Maybe that is how the clouds get the energy for the lightning? Seems reasonable right?  The same process happens when hydrogen mixes in the upper atmosphere it produces water heat and excess electrons build up only to be released as lightning.  But because there is no current so the excess electrons build up in the cloud, like a capacitor, till it can no longer hold.  When a stream of water reaches near the ground then wham, a bolt of lightning is produced.  I read somewhere that charged capacitors have an anti-gravity effect.  Is this how millions of gallons of water, which one water molecule is heavier than air, can float above the ground without falling?  The water molecules become a charged capacitor?

And meteorology says that the energy in clouds are caused from when the molecules of water rub against one another creating a static build up.  And when the charge gets too big the energy leaps to the ground.  Wait, I was told there is no static in humid air.  Is not the clouds more humid than air?  So how can moisture in a cloud which is 100% humid cause static?  They contradicted themselves with known scientific experiments about static energy.

What do you put into a car battery when it is low on acid? 

Distilled water!  When the battery is charged the distilled water becomes acidic.

So water does hold a charge. 



I have an image from NASA's SOHO that shows a solar flare (CME coronal mass ejection).  Mass ejection means it is spewing out hydrogen.  The imaged CME was 20 times bigger than the Earth by a long shot.  I estimate that this one CME spewed enough pure hydrogen to create 6 earth sized frozen chunks.  Everyone knows that when you introduce hydrogen to a vacuum it freezes.  So, as the chunks of hydrogen get farther away from the sun they freeze in the vacuum of space. Small white chunks can be seen in many NASA images floating around the Space Shuttle while in space. 

The time laps images from SOHO below shows the heavens being filled up with snow chunks (probably the size of a 2 story house.) 9 hours later.  NASA reported that they were caused from charged particles but charged particles travel at the speed of light and would have not taken 9 hours to reach SOHO. The images clearly show they were chunks of hydrogen by the distance, time and size from the camera and by the spread of the h.  Later after that event news reports recorded that    giant chunks of ice mysteriously fell from the sky with no explanation.  Some very big and some the size of cook out grills.  The news reports said they were chunks of ice but even scientists would not be able to tell the difference between frozen hydrogen and frozen water from only a visual inspection.  With one exception hydrogen is flammable in an oxygen environment.  Those ice chunks that were reported were clear cold chunks of hydrogen.  Hydrogen is similar to water in looks, taste and odor.  If you were to drink a glass of hydrogen it would not hurt you.  Hydrogen is exactly like water but without the oxygen molecule.  It is possible that the Sun was the source of water for the great flood.   I wonder if the oxygen levels on Earth dropped when the great flood happened. 

Do you still think water came from within volcanic rocks?  Do you believe we continue to use the same water over and over again forever without gaining more water?  If the water came from the 70% moisture content in rocks then why do rocks have an average of 70% moisture content still?

Water on this planet comes from a mixture of hydrogen (from the sun) and oxygen (from the oxygen producing plants). I guess the answer is just way too simple for some people to comprehend.