Hydrogen is explosive in ambient air, odorless, colorless, and leaks through literally everything even at 1 bar. The thought of deliberately putting the stuff at 700 bar on one flight sharing a pressurized space with passengers is horrifying. But imagine the plane needs that to fly so it’s on every flight.
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Hydrogen is explosive in ambient air, odorless, colorless, and leaks through literally everything even at 1 bar. The thought of deliberately putting the stuff at 700 bar on one flight sharing a pressurized space with passengers is horrifying. But imagine the plane needs that to fly so it’s on every flight.