NOVELTY - Controlled gasification of a carbonaceous feedstock, comprises: pyrolyzing the feedstock to produce a gas product and a solid product, where the gas product comprises methane and noxious chemicals and the solid product comprises carbon; and controlling the pyrolyzing step using feedback related to constituents of the gas product and providing a predictable and stable gas product from an unknown and variable feedstock.    USE - The process and the system are useful for the controlled gasification of a carbonaceous feedstock (claimed). The process is useful for: producing methane gas and carbon products; cleaning used aluminum cans, lacquers, and debris; and liquefaction of coal, vacuum distillation of automobile tires, closed-loop cleaning of aluminum cans.    ADVANTAGE - The system eliminates landfills, waste organic and synthetic materials, and animal waste. The system is clean, and efficient for the gasification of coal to globally reduce the dependence on oil drilled and pumped from the earth's crust. The pyrolysis unit allows to process a wide range of feedstocks with improved thermal efficiency without costly modification or recalibration of the system. The process is durable and safe.    DETAILED DESCRIPTION - INDEPENDENT CLAIMS are included for:    (1) a system (10), comprising: a pyrolysis unit (12) comprising a heater and a conveyor for transporting the feedstock through the heater, a resultant chamber disposed downstream of the pyrolysis unit for separating gas products and solid products, means for adjusting the temperature of the solid products disposed downstream of the resultant chamber, and a filter for sequestering noxious materials from the gas products disposed downstream of the temperature adjusting means, where the filter uses at least some of the solid products to filter at least a portion of the gas products;    (2) a composite lumber product, comprising: a plastic component, and a filler component comprising non-wetting carbon in which pores have been opened through a continuous high-temperature pyrolysis process and then fused with one or more of silica and another non-wetting agent; and    (3) a non-wetting carbon comprising pores that have been opened through a continuous high-temperature pyrolysis process and then fused with one or more of silica and another non-wetting agent.    DESCRIPTION OF DRAWING(S) - The figure shows a schematic view of a high temperature pyrolysis unit, and the method for controlled gasification of a carbonaceous feedstock.    System (10)    Pyrolysis unit (12)    Heating chambers (28)    Organic or synthetic feedstock (24)    Gas product. (40)