Dec. 4 at 2:04 PM
$KMI $ET Interesting but way out there, read on if you have a minute.. We've all heard of quantum computing. It's expensive, difficult to operate because the cooling of the chips has to be below 1 Kelvin. So there is a new advancement that allows operation at 100 times warmer temperatures using liquid helium. Are you with me so far? Because if you know that helium, even though it is the second most abundant element in the world, cannot be made, it's an element. It is mined, it is in short supply. It is a product of radioactive decay in the earths crust. When it gets out into the atmosphere it floats into space, lost forever. It is found in pockets of NATURAL GAS. If you knew that, you know your natural gas.
