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Keep in mind however that all hydrocarbon fuels, kerosene included, turn into both CO2 and water.
by skykooler 6y ago
Keep in mind however that all hydrocarbon fuels, kerosene included, turn into both CO2 and water.
- Robotbeat 6y agoIn some ways, direct CO2 capture combined with carbon monoxide fuel (if burned super cleanly) might actually be better than either kerosene or hydrogen for super high altitude flight. The years-long lifetime of air in the stratosphere is small compared to the normal lifetime of CO2 in the atmosphere, so on net would be much better than hydrogen fuel.
- ncmncm 6y agoHow do you imagine capturing the CO2 coming out of a turbojet?