Gas hydrates on the brink

Ingo A. Pecher ()
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Nature, 2002, vol. 420, issue 6916, 622-623

Abstract: Huge amounts of methane are locked up in deposits that lie deep beneath the sea floor. New seismic images reveal that these deposits possess unexpected features that might affect their stability.

Date: 2002
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