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The [[Eye of Gaar]] was made of [[ammonia]] and methane ice. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Hot Ice (short story)|Hot Ice]]'') | The [[Eye of Gaar]] was made of [[ammonia]] and methane ice. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Hot Ice (short story)|Hot Ice]]'') | ||
The [[Thara (species)|Thara]] relied on methane to survive. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Roots of Evil (short story)|The Roots of Evil]]'') | The [[Thara (species)|Thara]] relied on methane to survive. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Roots of Evil (2013 short story)|The Roots of Evil]]'') | ||
[[Waste]] buried under a [[Robertson Luxury Hotels|hotel]] owned by [[Jack Robertson]] produced methane, [[sulphide]]s, and [[trichloroethylene]]. That caused mutation of [[spider]]s, allowing them to grow larger than normal. ([[TV]]: ''[[Arachnids in the UK (TV story)|Arachnids in the UK]]'') | [[Waste]] buried under a [[Robertson Luxury Hotels|hotel]] owned by [[Jack Robertson]] produced methane, [[sulphide]]s, and [[trichloroethylene]]. That caused mutation of [[spider]]s, allowing them to grow larger than normal. ([[TV]]: ''[[Arachnids in the UK (TV story)|Arachnids in the UK]]'') | ||
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Methane was a chemical compound. Kroll produced methane during its long periods of dormancy on Delta III. This was harvested by a refinery set up by humans. Such large quantities were gathered that the native Swampies' rights were ignored in order to gather it. (TV: The Power of Kroll)
According to Rose Tyler, cows farting methane into the atmosphere was one of the causes of global warming on Earth. (AUDIO: The Flood)
The Vervoids could produce marsh gas, a methane derivative. (TV: Terror of the Vervoids)
The Eye of Gaar was made of ammonia and methane ice. (PROSE: Hot Ice)
The Thara relied on methane to survive. (PROSE: The Roots of Evil)
Waste buried under a hotel owned by Jack Robertson produced methane, sulphides, and trichloroethylene. That caused mutation of spiders, allowing them to grow larger than normal. (TV: Arachnids in the UK)
