Focusing on the advancements in space technology, this book explores the significance of liquid hydrogen as a key energy carrier for the future. It highlights hydrogen's role in bridging the gap between nuclear and renewable energy sources, emphasizing its minimal environmental impact compared to fossil fuels. The author discusses the historical development of hydrogen as a rocket propellant and ongoing research in Europe, particularly in West Germany, France, Japan, and Canada, regarding hydrogen's applications in energy storage and propulsion systems.
