The researchers have made jet fuel from Juniper trees. The need a sponsor I think. It is from University of Utah.
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Juniper Jet Fuel
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The researchers have made jet fuel from Juniper trees. The need a sponsor I think. It is from University of Utah.
Concerned American
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The researchers have made jet fuel from Juniper trees. The need a sponsor I think. It is from University of Utah.
I think they call that GIN. LMAO
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The researchers have made jet fuel from Juniper trees. The need a sponsor I think. It is from University of Utah.
they need a hell of a lot of trees,,
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It's from my local news did you watch it? I thought it was cool.I think they call that GIN. LMAO
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I still thought it was neat.they need a hell of a lot of trees,,
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it reminds me of turpentine,,I still thought it was neat.
did you know theres no US commercial producer of turpentine??
last one closed up about ten yrs ago,,
figure a single 767 uses about 30K gals per flight,, thats a hell of a lot of trees to bleed and refine,,
pretty much any sap can be refined into a fuel of some sort,,
Concerned American
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I just thought it was ironic that gin is made from juniper berries and these guys were making jet fuel from junipers. Thought it was humorous.It's from my local news did you watch it? I thought it was cool.
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Interesting!it reminds me of turpentine,,
did you know theres no US commercial producer of turpentine??
last one closed up about ten yrs ago,,
figure a single 767 uses about 30K gals per flight,, thats a hell of a lot of trees to bleed and refine,,
pretty much any sap can be refined into a fuel of some sort,,
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That is ironic. I don't know a lot about making energy. So maybe this was dumb to post. But it was on our local news and the researchers seemed so excited about it. I thought wow cool.I just thought it was ironic that gin is made from juniper berries and these guys were making jet fuel from junipers. Thought it was humorous.
toobfreak
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The researchers have made jet fuel from Juniper trees. The need a sponsor I think. It is from University of Utah.
Damn, there goes my Gin supply!
In the OP, Foster Agblevor also has made fuel from other sources such as hyacinth and poplar.
The false morel also links rocket fuel:
Gyromitra
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Gyromitra Rocket Fuel
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The false morel also links rocket fuel:
Gyromitra
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Gyromitra Rocket Fuel
The large bowel carcinogenic effects of hydrazines and related compounds occurring in nature and in the environment - PubMed
Five substituted hydrazines that induce large bowel and other types of cancer in laboratory animals are described. Two of these compounds, which originate in nature, are 1,1-dimethylhydrazine, a tobacco ingredient, and methylhydrazine, formed from a chemical present in the edible wild mushroom...
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Pretty cool!In the OP, Foster Agblevor also has made fuel from other sources such as hyacinth and poplar.
The false morel also links rocket fuel:
Gyromitra
Gyromitra - Wikipedia
Gyromitra Rocket Fuel
The large bowel carcinogenic effects of hydrazines and related compounds occurring in nature and in the environment - PubMed
Five substituted hydrazines that induce large bowel and other types of cancer in laboratory animals are described. Two of these compounds, which originate in nature, are 1,1-dimethylhydrazine, a tobacco ingredient, and methylhydrazine, formed from a chemical present in the edible wild mushroom...
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Mushrooms are so diverse.In the OP, Foster Agblevor also has made fuel from other sources such as hyacinth and poplar.
The false morel also links rocket fuel:
Gyromitra
Gyromitra - Wikipedia
Gyromitra Rocket Fuel
The large bowel carcinogenic effects of hydrazines and related compounds occurring in nature and in the environment - PubMed
Five substituted hydrazines that induce large bowel and other types of cancer in laboratory animals are described. Two of these compounds, which originate in nature, are 1,1-dimethylhydrazine, a tobacco ingredient, and methylhydrazine, formed from a chemical present in the edible wild mushroom...
Concerned American
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And they can make you see things you've never seen before too. LOLMushrooms are so diverse.
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Indeed and I am open to it heh.And they can make you see things you've never seen before too. LOL
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