Helium gas discovered in Tanzania

Tanzania is among the few nations on earth  have the resources and minerals.

And after the discovery of natural gas in Mtwara and gold now researchers from UK have discovered the world's largest reserves of Helium gas more rare in Tanzania.

Researchers from the University of Oxford and that of Durham in collaboration with the specialized minerals from Norway have discovered the presence of approximately 54 billion feet of gas that the ice as conceived.

These discoveries have been made in the area of ​​the Rift Valley of Tanzania.

In a statement to the press in Japan, the researchers argue that a shortage of the gas around the world had led to tensions, especially for doctors who use the gas as a rare run machine of medicine known as MRI scanners, laptop and used in installations of nuclear among other sectors many energy and technology.

Before this discovery the researchers had predicted that the lack of cold gases by the year 2035.

In 2010 Mwanfisikia winner of Nobel prize Robert Richardson predicted quite ended for the gas.

Lack of it was sparked professionals encourage the enactment of legislation which reduces its use in products such as non-emergency to the bladders due to conditions such that the gas Helium is lighter than that of Oxygen. '' Gas were acquired in Tanzania can fill the gas cylinder two point one million MRI machine '' said Chris Ballentine from the University of Oxford.

Source-BBC.