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Helium is inert and not prone to explode when it sees the first spark. Also, as you indicate: storing helium is expensive - it is only economically viable becau
by Xylakant 6y ago
Helium is inert and not prone to explode when it sees the first spark. Also, as you indicate: storing helium is expensive - it is only economically viable because there is no competing product and hence whatever the price for helium storage is, it will get paid.
- SV_BubbleTime 6y agoRemind me but there is also no way to make new helium. It’s not a renewable, is it? I thought it was only available as a byproduct of natural gas collection.
- aidenn0 6y agoIf we ever figure out fusion, some forms of fusion result in helium.
- ComputerGuru 6y agoIf we ever figure out fusion, would this become a moot point or even more important than ever?