[11] Because the COP seeps are characterized by large visible
gas bubble plumes they can be detected and mapped by sonar backscatter.
Not exact matches
The stellar
gas did not only exhibit the violent
bubbling and seething with the characteristic rising mushroom - like
plumes driven by neutrino heating in close similarity to what can be observed in boiling water.
Using a telescope at the Cerro Tololo Observatory in Chile, astronomers have taken the clearest picture ever of
bubbles and
plumes of hot
gas shooting out of another galaxy.
Finally, they tracked methane
plumes by monitoring the sound waves caused by rising
gas bubbles.
At present, co-author and oceanography associate professor Evan Solomon is analyzing the chemical composition of
bubble plume samples emitted at about 500 meters deep off the Washington coast, seeing whether the
gas comes from methane hydrates instead of other sources.