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Offline robin_Topic starter

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[Concept] Siberian methane combustion quadrocopter mosquito
« on: August 14, 2015, 11:41:33 am »
This video



just gave me an idea how to weaken the greenhouse effect of methane being released from perma-frost. The idea is basically to build swarms of methane consuming quadrocopters that combust the methane into the weaker greenhouse gas CO2 (and water vapor). Something like this:



It would detect methane leaks with a Telpos Hyper-Cam Methane. The needle could possibly be made of a light heat resistant plastic or carbon-carbon composite fibers.

Perhaps other designs are conceivable, for example a very light, gliding aircraft that simply pierces the ground, ignites the methane directly and uses the explosion for uplift.
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Offline unitedatoms

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Re: [Concept] Siberian methane combustion quadrocopter mosquito
« Reply #1 on: August 14, 2015, 02:14:57 pm »
You can drive over ice on the truck for miles in winter there. There is also a history of seasonal temporary rail roads put on top of the ice. The plastic mosquito has to be 5 ton may be to fall from 100 m to break that ice of this thickness.
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