NASA's Rekindled Interest in Hydrogen-Powered Aircraft
Key Ideas
- NASA has a long history of researching hydrogen-powered aircraft but has recently reignited its focus on this technology.
- The level of research on hydrogen as a zero-carbon emissions fuel has fluctuated over the past 70 years.
- This article discusses NASA's current stance on hydrogen and its potential for a sustainable future in aviation.
- Subscribers of Aerospace Daily & Defense Report can access more in-depth information on NASA's approach to hydrogen technology.
NASA, along with its predecessor agency NACA, has been involved in researching hydrogen-powered aircraft for the past 70 years. While there have been periods of intense research, recent times have seen a decrease in focus on hydrogen as a fuel source. Guy Norris, a Senior Editor for Aviation Week based in Colorado Springs, highlights NASA's renewed interest in hydrogen technology in a recent article. The piece explores the potential of hydrogen as a zero-carbon emissions fuel for aircraft. It delves into NASA's current research efforts and its vision for a sustainable future in aviation. The article is available in Aerospace Daily & Defense Report and offers insights for industry professionals seeking to stay informed on developments in the aerospace and defense community.