To: pepsionice
Helium rises and is lost into space. It’s one of the few resources that we will probably run out of that can’t be replaced.
8 posted on
07/01/2015 6:30:56 AM PDT by
palmer
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To: palmer
Actually, as long as alpha-particle radioactive decay keeps happening, there will keep being new Helium produced by the Earth. It’s all a question of whether or not we can practically obtain the natural gas from the reserves, which we process and separate the Helium from.
To: palmer
Helium is mostly produced by radioactive alpha decay. Add 2 electrons to an alpha particle and you have helium.
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19 posted on
07/01/2015 6:38:15 AM PDT by
Mycroft Holmes
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To: palmer
Can’t be replaced? Hardly. Send a cargo ship to the sun to capture its exosphere and bring it home. Nothing to it.
22 posted on
07/01/2015 6:41:17 AM PDT by
ProtectOurFreedom
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