Some stars regularly belch out flares of radiation, which could scorch out any life on their planets, for instance.
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Volcanoes on Io belch out sodium gas, which is then pulled around Jupiter in a cloud, according to previous research.
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Stars located hundreds of light-years away sometimes belch out bursts of energy powerful enough to be detected by astronomers here on Earth.
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That's about 30% heavier than a Saturn V, though Starship would belch out twice as much thrust from its Super Heavy booster rocket.
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There are more than 70 national and regional schemes, covering perhaps a fifth of global emissions, which charge polluters for the carbon dioxide they belch out.
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The infrastructure that makes cities so attractive to the billions of people who live in them—the subway cars, street kiosks, air conditioning— belch out more warmth.
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In Australia last July, a car that was used to belch out blue smoke suddenly burst into flames, forcing the driver and guests to quickly abandon the vehicle.
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They also concluded that it damages coral DNA and contributes to bleaching, a phenomenon in which corals belch out the symbiotic algae inside them and may subsequently starve to death.
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In this scenario, the civilization&aposs population skyrockets over a short period of time, and as the aliens guzzle energy and belch out greenhouse gases, the planet&aposs temperature spikes, too.
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These are neat little gadgets that can lock onto your router's WiFi signal and belch out a weaker, but still usable version of it in a different part of the home.
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Io, Jupiter's innermost moon, is the most volcanically active body in the solar system, and its molten eruptions belch out enough sulfur dioxide gas to envelop this little world in a thin atmosphere.
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Because cattle "finished" on grass gain weight half as fast as they do on grain, they are kept alive longer; for that reason, and because the microbes in their bellies process grass more thoroughly, the cows belch out forty-three per cent more methane.
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Mellinkoff, Ruth. Cain's monstrous progeny in Beowulf: part I, Noachic tradition Anglo-Saxon England (1979), 8 : 143–162 Cambridge University Press. Retrieved 2010-05-18 Moreover, the dragon is more overtly destructive. He burns vast amounts of territory and the homes of the Geats: "the dragon began to belch out flames / and burn bright homesteads".
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Thuwa (Aymara for spit out, belch out, see: Tos del pecho also spelled Togua, Towa) is a mountain in the Bolivian Andes. It is located in the Potosí Department, Daniel Campos Province, Llica Municipality. Thuwa lies between the Uyuni salt flat in the east and the Napa or Thuwa salt flat (Salar de Togua) in the west. The highest neighboring mountains are Jaruma in the north and Mancha in the east.
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While most volcanoes emit some mixture of the same few gasses, each volcano's emissions contain different ratios of those gasses. Water vapour (H2O) is the predominant gas molecule produced, closely followed by carbon dioxide (CO2) and sulfur dioxide (SO2), all of which can function as greenhouse gasses. A few unique volcanoes release more unusual compounds. For example, mud volcanoes in Romania belch out much more methane gas than H2O, CO2, or SO2 −95–98% methane (CH4), 1.5–2.3% CO2, and trace amounts of hydrogen and helium gas. [13] To measure volcanic gases directly, scientists commonly use flasks and funnels to capture samples directly from volcanic vents or fumaroles.
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