Hydrogen changing the world

They have been working on hydrogen for a long time. Its actually a really interesting fuel. There are several problems, its extremely volatile, way more explosive then even gasoline (though this has been solved to some degree with pig iron pellets). As far as effieciency goes, its a pretty good way to store electrical power and transport it. Hydrogen is really just another way to convert electrical energy into a transportable fuel, and achieve the same sort combustion cycles as gasoline (meaning fast cars, quick acceleration). Obviously if you can directly use your electrical energy, thats great, but hydrogen provides a very simple closed loop system for storing electrical energy, at good effiency rates. I think hydrogen will really come into its own as the "gasoline of space exploration" allowing spacers to create a liquid combustible fuel from electricity. The fuel cells will be sealed systems, that go between water and hydrogen.

Here on Earth its really not viable, for several reasons, many of which have already been mentioned. We should continue to explore hydrogen as a fuel however, it could provide answers in places where there is no readily availible fossil fuel.

Stanley Meyer was first.
I want his tech, not globohomos shit for 2103918234942805710394 gazillion $$$$$$$$$$$, resulting in
>MASS DEMOBILISATION

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nuclear is the answer

You still need vast amounts of energy to produce the hydrogen, most hydrogen produced now is done within the petrochemical industry. We could use electricity to do it on a bigger scale but where will we get all the power from? Wind and solar memes? Not happening

Agreed
Until humanity invents easier way to get energy then this is only good long term solution.

Hydrogen isn’t an energy source. It’s an energy transfer device. It takes more energy to create and store it than you get back when you burn it.
So it’s absolutely perfect for the Greens, who never once managed to understand the 2nd law of thermogoddammics.

Looks like toyota has the jump on the (((auto industry)))

There are already hydrogen cell refueling stations near me.

Hydrogen is already the fuel of today.
No one understand chemistry or basic physics anymore. No one seems to understand that hydrocarbons are literally the hydrogen we need, that's conveniently bound carbon for easy handling, refinement and trasnportation.

>we already use Hydrogen as a fuel source

hydrogen is completely impractical and is a monkey-wrench they're using to screw up the global economy. These people worship mother earth and want humans to die off.

Meyer's patents have expired. His inventions are now in the public domain, available for all to use without restriction or royalty payment.[13] No engine or vehicle manufacturer has incorporated Meyer's work so far.[14][15]

From wiki. So I guess you could find it somewhere and built it yourself.

Can you make hydrogen powered cars that can drive as far as cars powered by gasoline without a ridiculously large fuel tank?

It really isnt. Gas is the best still.

Toyota is a shit company that's basically oing FUCK ALL for the industry, relative to their massive profits. Toyota would rather toss billions at marketing agencies (literal billions) instead or at engineers, because marketing is the safer investment.
>fuck shityota

>Hydrogen is like selling gasoline for 16 dollars per gallon.
If you had to keep gasoline highly pressurized in steel tanks that could blow up like the fucking Hindenburg when one of the Red Deer vaxxies keels over and t-bones you at 60 mph.

False
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Dihydrogen monooxide is dangerous as fuck

nuclear with some backup solutions just to account for marketconditions which surely can also occur around running a nuclear powerplant..
that would be the whitest way to do things