Date: 23/09/2020 18:46:35
From: Tau.Neutrino
ID: 1623070
Subject: Universal Hydrogen and Magnix building world's largest hydrogen plane

Universal Hydrogen and Magnix building world’s largest hydrogen plane

Hydrogen is well and truly on the rise as the zero-emissions aviation fuel of the future, with Airbus announcing its ZeroE initiative to get hydrogen airliners into production by 2035. But that’s a long way off, and innovators are pushing to get H2 aircraft operating commercially much earlier.

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Date: 23/09/2020 19:26:27
From: mollwollfumble
ID: 1623104
Subject: re: Universal Hydrogen and Magnix building world's largest hydrogen plane

Tau.Neutrino said:


Universal Hydrogen and Magnix building world’s largest hydrogen plane

Hydrogen is well and truly on the rise as the zero-emissions aviation fuel of the future, with Airbus announcing its ZeroE initiative to get hydrogen airliners into production by 2035. But that’s a long way off, and innovators are pushing to get H2 aircraft operating commercially much earlier.

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> zero-emissions aviation fuel of the future

Shudder. You have heard how bottled hydrogen is made commercially these days, I take it. Start with coal, react it with water to get carbon monoxide and hydrogen. Burn the carbon monoxide in air to get carbon dioxide.

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Date: 25/09/2020 19:55:36
From: mollwollfumble
ID: 1624142
Subject: re: Universal Hydrogen and Magnix building world's largest hydrogen plane

mollwollfumble said:


Tau.Neutrino said:

Universal Hydrogen and Magnix building world’s largest hydrogen plane

Hydrogen is well and truly on the rise as the zero-emissions aviation fuel of the future, with Airbus announcing its ZeroE initiative to get hydrogen airliners into production by 2035. But that’s a long way off, and innovators are pushing to get H2 aircraft operating commercially much earlier.

more…

> zero-emissions aviation fuel of the future

Shudder. You have heard how bottled hydrogen is made commercially these days, I take it. Start with coal, react it with water to get carbon monoxide and hydrogen. Burn the carbon monoxide in air to get carbon dioxide.

I’m joking of course. Looking forward to hydrogen-powered airliners.

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