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Nick Hoffman — 6/7/2001 12:49:02 PM (archived)

Produced some He and Li, but stellar processes produce more He with time. Interestingly, normal star "burning" *destroys* Lithium, so if it were not renewed in supernovae, it would be a universally declining resource.

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Hindenburg: NOT a hydrogen fire - FrankLuxem - 6/6/2001 6:13:25 AM
- H2 vs He - E'telekeli - 6/6/2001 10:54:29 PM
  - Underground He - R.L. - 6/7/2001 7:25:54 AM
  - Helium is naturally renewed - Gary - 6/7/2001 6:41:14 AM
  - Nuclear Decay - Mike F. - 6/7/2001 6:25:49 AM
    - Not so, little grasshopper... - Nick Hoffman - 6/7/2001 12:28:40 PM
  - Elemental evolution - LJ - 6/7/2001 1:44:42 AM
    - Big Bang - Nick Hoffman - 6/7/2001 12:49:02 PM
- Gasoline is also dangerous - Larry J - 6/6/2001 4:17:10 PM
- it's still flamable - Justin Kelly - 6/6/2001 6:43:08 AM
  - Hydrogen - Tom Brosz - 6/6/2001 7:27:00 AM
- I heard about this...it is very tragic - ebnelson - 6/6/2001 6:16:01 AM
  - Static Discharge . . . - D. Spires - 6/7/2001 12:18:11 AM
    - Yes, Dan... - FrankLuxem - 6/7/2001 7:46:06 AM

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