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I dunno, methane isn't very energy dense. It's hard for me to imagine the fire spreading unless the methane was already in very dangerous concentrations. But
by macawfish 10y ago
I dunno, methane isn't very energy dense. It's hard for me to imagine the fire spreading unless the methane was already in very dangerous concentrations. But I don't know! Seems worth investigating.
Also, what would be the risk of something like that perturbing larger bubbles and causing an eruption, like a popping balloon?