A 2015 paper by Zgonnik et al. argued that the Carolina Bays release this resource in a manner similar to arid patches of land called fairy circles. This resource powers the village of Bourakébougou, Mali after a large deposit of it was found there in 2012. That form of this resource is the lighter of the two byproducts produced by serpentinization. (-5[1])A Bussard (15[2]-5[1])ramjet scoop (-5[1])up this resource as fuel for space propulsion. (15[1])Most of this (15[1])resource (15[2])currently used is (*) “gray,” but more investment is (-5[1])moving (10[1])toward its “green” form (-5[1])and its “blue” (-5[1])form, (10[1])which uses carbon (10[1])capture technology. (-5[1])The (10[1])Toyota Mirai (10[1])was one of the first (10[1])mass-produced (10[2]-5[1])vehicles to use this resource in its fuel cells, (10[2])which emit (10[1]-5[1])water as an (10[1])output. (10[1])Combined (10[1])with nitrogen to form ammonia, (10[1])for 10 (10[1])points, name (10[1])this gaseous element (10[1])that is the lightest element (10[1])in the universe. (10[1])■END■ (10[3])