When the sun runs out of fuel it is expected to turn into a red supergiant engulfing earth. Then it is supposed to shrink into a white dwarf.
For a start, the Sun emits energy; the laws of Thermodynamics state that that can't go on forever. Beyond that, astronomers know quite a deal about what goes on in stars such as the Sun; specifically, hydrogen is converted to helium, in a process known as fusion. After a while (a few billion years in a star with the mass of our Sun), the star will run out of its fuel (the hydrogen). Helium can then be converted to heavier elements, but this doesn't last forever, either.
Crude Oil is the mixture of difference substances, substances are seprated from crude oil through the process of Fractional Distillation. the substances extracted from crude oil are as follow : Fuel Gas (LPG) Petrol Naptha (used for plastics) Kerosene Diesel Fuel Oil (used to Fuel Ships) Lubricating Oil Bitumen (used for building roads)
Mitochondira generate a cells fuel, called adenosine triphosphate (ATP), which is used as a source of chemical energy, which you need because muscle cells are so active.
Astronomers think the Sun started out like all other stars: A star birth nebula, a massive stellar gas cloud that growing stars absorb with their gravity to fuel the nuclear reaction in their cores. So basically, the Sun is a giant swirling ball of gas, but more specifically, the Sun is a star in the classification of a Yellow Dwarf, which really isn't that large of a star, as a matter of fact, compared to VY Canis Majoris, a star in the classification of a red giant, and the biggest known star in the universe, the Sun is approximately 2,800 times SMALLER than VY Canis Majoris.
As far as a I know methane Ch4 is not used in car fuel , it is octane which is used in car fuel C8H18 .
Follow the fuel line from the fuel tank
Follow tube from fuel tank
Follow the fuel lines from the fuel pump toward the engine. You will find the filter.Follow the fuel lines from the fuel pump toward the engine. You will find the filter.
Carb.? At the front lower section of engine - follow the fuel line from carb. Fuel injected? In the fuel tank Carb.? At the front lower section of engine - follow the fuel line from carb. Fuel injected? In the fuel tank
IF not beside the primary pump follow the fuel line to the fuel rail or fuel distributer.
Look under the vehicle - follow the fuel line from the fuel tank
Follow fuel line from fuel tank
Follow the fuel line from the fuel tank to the engine and you will find the filter.
Follow the fuel lines from the fuel tank to the engine and you will find the fuel filter.
If you follow the fuel line from the fuel tank to the engine, you will find the fuel filter.
Follow the fuel lines from the front to the fuel tank. The fuel pump is connected to the tank. You'll have to remove the tank to remove the pump. Follow the fuel lines from the front to the fuel tank. The fuel pump is connected to the tank. You'll have to remove the tank to remove the pump.
Probably under vehicle - follow the fuel line from the fuel tank