Facts About Hydrogen You Might have Not known

Liquid hydrogen is abundant.
Actually, it's the most abundant element there is.
About 75 percent of the universe is made of hydrogen.
It's also the third most abundant element on Earth, as it's found in water and all organic matter.
Despite its history hydrogen is safe.
In 1937, Spectators at a New Jersey airfield discovered -- to their horror -- that hydrogen is flammable, as the airship "Hindenburg" exploded.
Despite the fact that hydrogen is less flammable than petrol, dangerous in large quantities, especially when in the combustible material that is buried up inflatable segment "Hindenburg".
Modern blimps have switched to helium.
When they finally head to other planets in our solar system, we have an almost limitless supply of hydrogen gas.
All four of the outer planets Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune; everything past the asteroid belt have abundant hydrogen gas in their atmospheres.
Pure hydrogen gas does not exist on Earth.
Well, not in one of the parts of the world, many of us have access to.
Even though it's the most abundant element in the universe, and it's a gas in its most common form, hydrogen gas on Earth only exists on the highest layers of the atmosphere, because it's so light.
Liquid hydrogen could be the future of alternative fuels.
Economists and scientists use the term "hydrogen economy" to describe the time when a substantial amount of our energy needs will be met by hydrogen.
Liquid hydrogen is good for gardening.
Along with helium, it's one of the two primary elements the sun uses to create heat and light.
This helps grow your petunias.

Hydrogen doesn't pollute.  It was produced only by a car on hydrogen fuel cell water.


Hydrogen is simple.
With only one proton and one electron, is in fact the simplest element in the periodic table.