... matter into useful organic molecules and gaseous by-products. Detecting methane, for example, on a planet where it is unstable,...but could search for signs of chemical disequilibrium in methane and carbon dioxide. During this decade several gigantic ...
... also seeks to recover water and convert it to a useful commodity, namely methane (CH4) gas, that can be stored and later converted into a fuel.... year and produce between 800 and 1500 kg of methane (CH4) per year. According to the mission architecture...
... living compartments can be effectively protected by multi-metre layers of fuel in the tanks. The low molecular weight of methane and oxygen increases the shielding efficiency. The optimal configuration of the construction for 1000 ships is a sphere...
..., an increase in temperature by 70C leads to a decrease in the sorption capacity of coal by 10-15 percent - in other words, an increase in the degree of methane recovery from coal matter. The physical reason for this process is the fact that the heat...
...HR8799e has an atmosphere containing far more carbon monoxide than methane — something not expected from equilibrium chemistry,” explains team ...the carbon monoxide from reacting with hydrogen to form methane.” And let’s not forget about the clouds ...
... lost to space, allowing for longer-chain chemical reactions to take place involving carbon or nitrogen. Tentative fingerprints of methane, along with water ice have potentially been observed on Ultima by LEISA, say Stern and colleagues in their...