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Helium-3 leaking from L.A. fault sparks earthquake fears

by Kathi Leidenon 10 July 2015in Helium, Helium News, Helium Science

High levels of helium-3 have been discovered in oil wells in Southern California, which changes everything we thought we knew about the Newport-Inglewood fault line and has reignited fears of another “big one.”

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Calgary balloon man flies helium-powered lawn chair

by Kathi Leidenon 7 July 2015in Helium, Helium Stunts

“I was looking down at a 747…”

On July 5, Dan Boria took to the Canadian skies in a plastic lawn chair powered by more than 100 helium balloons, in a stunt to advertise a cleaning business.

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Inhaling helium on live TV prompts talk show investigation

by Kathi Leidenon 29 June 2015in Helium, Helium Safety, Helium Stunts

Britain’s “The Paul O’Grady Show” is under investigation for its stunt featuring the talk show host inhaling helium – a practice that can result in serious injury or even death.

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How to conserve helium – 12 tips from Zephyr Solutions

by Kathi Leidenon 23 June 2015in Helium

Every five or so years, the helium industry experiences a demand that exceeds the supply. Furthermore, helium isn’t cheap, regardless of times of surplus or shortage. If you want to save your dollars and get the most out of every molecule of the notoriously leaky gas, these super-easy checks will teach you how to conserve helium.

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China plans helium-3 strip mine on the moon

Helium-3 mine planned for the moon

by Kathi Leidenon 17 June 2015in Helium, Helium News, Helium Science

The answer to the world’s energy problems could be laying in the dust on our own moon.

Chinese scientists say that the rare Helium-3 isotope found on the moon could provide enough clean energy to power Earth for tens of thousands of years, ridding humanity of its dependence on finite fossil fuels.

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15 uses for helium you never knew

15 uses for helium you never knew existed

by Kathi Leidenon 15 June 2015in Helium, Helium Science, Helium Uses

When we think of uses for helium, most everyone immediately thinks of party balloons, blimps, and high-pitched voices. However, the uses for helium go far beyond just a few novelties. (Never inhale helium, by the way. It can kill you.) In fact, without helium, we may have never had our supermarket checkouts, iPhones, or even the ability to detect tricky cancers.

Below are the different uses for helium that you probably didn’t know existed.

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Two Eagles world record trans-Pacific helium balloon flight

by Kathi Leidenon 12 June 2015in Helium, Helium Stunts

Two Eagles pilots Leonid Tiukhtyaev and Troy Bradley have broken the two most coveted world records in ballooning after floating from Japan to Mexico in a helium-filled balloon.

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Large Hadron Collider relies on tons of helium

by Kathi Leidenon 2 June 2015in Helium, Helium Science, Helium Uses

It’s the largest, most complex machine ever built and has become one of the coldest places on planet Earth. Without helium however, the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) is nothing more than a $9 billion tube.

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Helium burping – The 2015 trend that can kill you

by Kathi Leidenon 29 May 2015in Helium, Helium News, Helium Safety, Helium Stunts

We’re nearly halfway through 2015 now and the first half of the year brought us a bizarre new trend among teens and adults alike: helium burping. Yep, it makes a funny noise. What isn’t funny about helium burping is that it is unbelievably dangerous and it can have fatal results.

Let us make this blatantly clear: HELIUM BURPING CAN KILL YOU.

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Ancient helium found escaping under yellowstone park

Huge helium reserves found under Yellowstone, and it’s all escaping

by Kathi Leidenon 28 May 2015in Helium, Helium News, Helium Science

The U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) has discovered a massive reserve of helium underneath Yellowstone that is believed to be 2,000,000,000 (yes, billion) years old— and it’s escaping by the second.

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