A U.S. company found a new way to make fuel for planes. It used gas made from cow waste. The company used only light in the process. First, it broke the gas apart. Then it put it back together as plane fuel. The company said this way uses much less energy than older ways.
scienceBeginner1 min read6/16/2026
Cow Waste Becomes Plane Fuel
A U.S. company made fuel for planes from gas made from cow waste. It used light to break the gas apart and put it back together. The company said this way uses much less energy than older ways.
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