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In response to
"
Minnesota just unwittingly became the helium capital of the world -- (link)
"
by
hollywood big shot
"Well, we *had* it." -- nm
Posted by
5 minutes later (aka Max)
Mar 2 '24, 11:54
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Humanity has been bottling gasses for centuries ... and I have no idea how. None whatsoever. -- nm
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Beryllium
Mar 2, 12:20
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I mean, I get it in a lab/controlled setting. But bottling gasses directly from the earth? Wizardry. -- nm
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Beryllium
Mar 2, 12:21
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Oh and to really melt your mind, there's this whole carbon sequestration thing where we inject gases into the earth -- nm
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JD
Mar 2, 12:55
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kid, your face is a carbon sequestration thing! -- nm
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prayformojo 🐵
Mar 2, 12:59
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x -- nm
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prayformojo
Mar 3, 15:39
Same way as we drill for any other resource. Gas is just way less dense than water or crude oil. In the big picture, very similar to how natural gas
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JD
Mar 2, 12:53
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