Methane
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You see, there are facilities now that can actually capture that
methane
and generate power, displacing the need for fossil fuel power, but we need to be smart about this.
This is called coal bed
methane.
Now, that's added to the gas, the
methane
gas, that's already inside.
So they added oxygen to
methane
gas.
So you had
methane
gas, which is flammable, oxygen and heat.
And it also discovered traces of
methane.
And we don't know yet if the
methane
in question is really from geology or biology.
It takes CO2 to
methane
using molecular hydrogen as its energy source.
And this area is not liquid water; it's
methane.
So much
methane
gas was released, it was the equivalent of putting half a million cars on the road.
Now, you can make all the jokes you want about cow farts, but
methane
is 20 times more poisonous than CO2, and it's not just
methane.
Near that was
methane.
I've never seen volcanoes of
methane.
Instead of belching out lava, they were belching out big, big bubbles of
methane.
In the developed world, instead, after food leaves the farm, most food is wasted at the end of the supply chain by markets and consumers, and wasted food ends up in the landfill where it emits
methane
as it decomposes.
Except it's a lot colder, and that atmosphere is heavily made of
methane.
Now,
methane
gets people all excited, because it's organic material, so immediately people start thinking, could life have evolved in that location, when you have a lot of organic material.
What it turned out, that all that we are seeing, all this liquid, [is made of] hydrocarbon and ethane and methane, similar to what you put in your car.
So here we have a cycle of a planet which is like our Earth, but is all made of ethane and
methane
and organic material.
Beneath the thick ice of Europa, in the vapor plumes on Enceladus, and within the
methane
lakes of Titan, astrobiologists are on the hunt for extraterrestrial life.
Take Titan, Saturn’s largest moon, which has a thick nitrogen atmosphere containing
methane
and many other organic molecules.
Its clouds condense and rain onto Titan’s surface, sustaining lakes and seas full of liquid
methane.
But, paired with the high quantities of organic material that also rain down from the sky, these bodies of liquid
methane
could possibly support unfamiliar life forms.
See, decomposition releases carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, as well as other greenhouse gases such as
methane
and nitrous oxide, but it also releases all the nutrients we all need to survive.
Elements and compounds essential to life include hydrogen, methane, nitrogen, carbon dioxide, phosphates, and ammonia.
The seawater expelled here is highly alkaline and lacks carbon dioxide, but is rich in
methane
and offers more hospitable temperatures.
Enzymes may also offer some help in capturing greenhouse gases, such as carbon dioxide,
methane
and nitrous oxide.
This is a problem because the warming heats up the frozen ground around the Arctic Ocean, where there is a massive amount of frozen carbon which, when it thaws, is turned into
methane
by microbes.
Already in some shallow lakes in Alaska,
methane
is actively bubbling up out of the water.
And as this food sits, it gradually rots and produces harmful
methane
gas, a leading contributor to global climate change.
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