Yerepouni Daily News
No Result
View All Result
  • Հայերէն Լուրեր
  • Յօդուածներ
  • Հարցազրոյցներ
  • Մարզական
  • Այլազան
    • Զանազանք
    • Մշակութային
    • Գաղութահայ Կեանք
  • Արեւելահայերէն Լուրեր
  • English
    • World News
      • Africa
      • America
      • Asia
      • Australia
      • Europe
      • Middle East
    • Markets & Economy
    • International Press
    • Health
    • Social
    • Sports
    • Art & Entertainment
    • Science & Technology
  • أخبار باللغة العربية
  • Հայերէն Լուրեր
  • Յօդուածներ
  • Հարցազրոյցներ
  • Մարզական
  • Այլազան
    • Զանազանք
    • Մշակութային
    • Գաղութահայ Կեանք
  • Արեւելահայերէն Լուրեր
  • English
    • World News
      • Africa
      • America
      • Asia
      • Australia
      • Europe
      • Middle East
    • Markets & Economy
    • International Press
    • Health
    • Social
    • Sports
    • Art & Entertainment
    • Science & Technology
  • أخبار باللغة العربية
No Result
View All Result
Yerepouni Daily News
No Result
View All Result

Sky’s The Limit: Israeli Startup Develops Balloons To Capture Carbon

November 5, 2021
in World News, Middle East, Mobile Home
0
Sky’s The Limit: Israeli Startup Develops Balloons To Capture Carbon

The company aims to build larger balloons within two years that could each be deployed to remove a tonne of carbon a day at a cost below $100, much less than comparable on-ground facilities currently in use.

WorldReuters

High Hopes Labs developed a system that captures the carbon where it has almost solidified.

Petah Tikva, Israel:

An Israeli startup has joined the fight against global warming by seeking inspiration in the upper atmosphere, where it hopes to send fleets of balloons that will trap carbon dioxide for recycling.

Carbon dioxide emissions, from the burning of fossil fuels and from industrial agriculture, are the main cause of climate change. But removing CO2 from the atmosphere at standard temperatures requires too much energy for governments and companies to consider it cost-effective.

High Hopes Labs developed a system that captures the carbon where it has almost solidified, far above the Earth.

“The beautiful thing is that capturing gas is very easy when it’s close to freezing…,” CEO Nadav Mansdorf told Reuters.

“Carbon is freezing in minus 80 degrees (Celsius) and the only place that we can find carbon in a temperature close to that, is 15 kilometers (9 miles) above our heads.”

The company has tested its system on a small scale, Mansdorf says, releasing gas-filled balloons with a box that serves as a carbon-capture device attached underneath.

The frozen carbon is then separated from the air to be brought back to earth and can be recycled.

The company aims to build larger balloons within two years that could each be deployed to remove a tonne of carbon a day at a cost below $100, much less than comparable on-ground facilities currently in use, Mansdorf said.

 

Previous Post

US Judge Rules Against Jeff Bezos’s Blue Origin In Lunar Lander Suit

Next Post

Aimee Mann: ‘Any woman my age is traumatised by growing up in the 60s and 70s’

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

  • About Us
  • Contact Us

© 2021 Yerepouni News - Website by Alienative.net.

No Result
View All Result
  • Հայերէն Լուրեր
  • Յօդուածներ
  • Հարցազրոյցներ
  • Մարզական
  • Այլազան
    • Զանազանք
    • Մշակութային
    • Գաղութահայ Կեանք
  • Արեւելահայերէն Լուրեր
  • English
    • World News
      • Africa
      • America
      • Asia
      • Australia
      • Europe
      • Middle East
    • Markets & Economy
    • International Press
    • Health
    • Social
    • Sports
    • Art & Entertainment
    • Science & Technology
  • أخبار باللغة العربية

© 2021 Yerepouni News - Website by Alienative.net.