"Gas analysis of samples obtained while drilling was performed using mass spectrometry. Anestimated air-free gas composition from the Lyons formation in BBB#1 of 8.8% helium (He), 78.7%nitrogen (N) and 12.5% carbon dioxide (CO2) has been calculated after backing out air."
the world shortage of urea (AdBlue) has me wondering. I have a memory that both Nitrogen and CO2 are needed for its manufacture? Is this gas we've accessed even more of a winner than we might imagine, or do I just misunderstand things (something I'm often quite good at)?
Ann: Significant Gas Columns at Voyager & Enterprise, page-12
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