NASA has elected to find new sealant material to address helium leaks and explore several hardware changes to deal with what ...

After sitting vacant for decades, the Helium Plant in Potter County is coming back to life under a new name with a new ...

On the 23rd of February, a test of this range resulted in a 42% drop. The second instance, on the 13th of April, led to a 17% ...

“Liquid helium, the coldest element on Earth, is invaluable for hospitals that use MRI scans to detect cancer, spinal cord injuries and liver diseases,” wrote Becker’s Hospital Review, a ...

Helium is non-renewable and at current consumption rates, it has been estimated that the supply will last another 200 years. “Some of us are urging recycling of helium,” Hayes says.

Helium is largely extracted by energy companies such as ExxonMobil and refined by Air Products, Linde, and other industrial gas firms. Over the past decade, ...

A helium reservoir with the highest concentrations ever seen could hold enough of the gas to address critical shortages in the U.S. affecting tech, medicine and space exploration.

Helium is also necessary to make sure NASA’s rockets work properly and is an important part of machines called magnetometers, which help the U.S. military detect enemy submarines.

Helium-4 can form on Earth through the radioactive decay of heavier elements, but our planet has a finite supply of helium-3, which was trapped in Earth when it formed, Sharp says.

Pulsar Helium ( PLSR) has partnered with The Filmed in Space Company to launch Louisiana State University Digital Forensics ...

Helium is also used as a purge gas in hydrogen systems, meaning it’s needed for rocket launches. Indeed, NASA is one of the world’s largest consumers of helium, ...