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Hydrogen trucks create a big explosion in the electric vehicle village: 500km, refueling takes 10 minutes
While the potential of hydrogen fuel cell vehicles is exciting, expanding the field remains fraught with obstacles.
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The galaxy containing the Earth is punctured: The culprit causes shivers!
A new study has revealed mysterious, non-matter voids in the galaxy containing the Earth's Milky Way, caused by some of the deadliest events in the universe.
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The world's first gas turbine that runs entirely on hydrogen
A team of experts at the University of Stavanger created a gas turbine that runs on 100% hydrogen, which takes advantage of old infrastructure, while not emitting CO2.
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Hydrogen plane sets world record, can fly higher than 2,000 m
The German-based startup's 4-seater hydrogen plane has set a world record for altitude and was able to complete the first flight between
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South Africa launches world's largest hydrogen truck
Anglo American on May 8 unveiled a 220-ton hydrogen-powered truck at a platinum mine in northern South Africa.
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Ultra-light fuel tank holds more than 150kg of hydrogen
The new fuel tank can help hydrogen aircraft fly four times farther than today's traditional fueled planes, and at the same time emit no carbon.
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Fusion of 8 precious metals into alloys: A new future for hydrogen fuel cells
To create this unprecedented alloy, the researchers created an ionic-carrying solution of all eight metals in equal amounts and subjected the solution to a reducing agen…
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'Cannon' launches satellite into orbit in 10 minutes
The company Green Launch is developing a device to launch objects into orbit at supersonic speeds using only a mixture of hydrogen and other gases.
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The first 'flying boat' model runs on hydrogen fuel cells
This year's World Cup international sailing competition will see the first flying boat run on hydrogen energy with a speed of 92.6 km/h.
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Why is Jupiter not considered a star?
'A star is a spherical object in the plasma form, emitting light and resisting gravity by itself through nuclear fusion in its interior.'
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Experiment to generate 10 million billion watts of electricity in a split second
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory successfully performed a record-setting fusion experiment powered by hydrogen plasma inside the fuel chamber.
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Could life on Earth start with a dose of cyanide?
A spoonful of carbon, a drop of hydrogen and a bit of cyanide - this could be a code snippet of a recipe that creates the building blocks of life. Yes, you read its name…
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Successfully fabricated a filter to remove 99% of CO2 in the air, operating with clean hydrogen
The research team made a breakthrough in air purification technology, which could pave the way for advanced systems installed on submarines and spacecraft.
Environment
Introducing the world's first hydrogen-powered ferry
Hydrogen-powered ferries that can carry 75 passengers are environmentally friendly, which can help save the planet from the ill effects of climate change.
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Spectacular image of a galaxy with a 'tail' about to collide with the Milky Way
The Small Magellanic Cloud is one of the satellite dwarf galaxies of the Earth-containing galaxy, the Milky Way.