Helium in Ancient Rocks

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Helium is produced almost exclusively as a byproduct of natural gas (methane), but scientists are searching for greener sources to limit global warming.

A new study of ancient rocks beneath Yellowstone National Park and two other regions inches closer to providing answers.

Helium results from the decay of uranium and thorium, which takes billions of years .

The study examined three locations that satisfy most of these conditions.

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