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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 2026

hydrogen

hydrogen

A faint hydrogen signal from billions of light-years away could give astronomers a powerful new way to map the hidden structure of the Universe. Photo: UNB

Astronomers detect ancient hydrogen signal, opening new way to map Universe

The researchers said the achievement could provide new opportunities to study neutral hydrogen over cosmological distances and better understand how galaxies formed and evolved.

Indira Gandhi Centre for Atomic Research (IGCAR). Photo: Courtesy

India starts world's first hydrogen production facility using nuclear technology

This "geologic hydrogen" is formed through natural geochemical processes and has been discovered in limited locations so far, including Albania and Mali. Photo: Collected

Trillions of tons of underground hydrogen could power Earth for over 1,000 years: Study

Archaea are extremophiles, capable of surviving in extreme conditions (like boiling hot springs). Photo: Anastassiya Bornstein

Third form of life makes energy in 'remarkable' ways, scientists discover

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina speaks at the parliament on 3 July 2024. Photo: BSS

Govt eyes to generate electricity from hydrogen by 2035: PM Hasina

Illustration: TBS

Blue hydrogen worse than fossil fuels: Study

Bangladesh needs to develop a National Hydrogen Strategy, says Australia-based scientist Dr Nawshad

Bangladesh needs to develop a National Hydrogen Strategy, says Australia-based scientist Dr Nawshad

Yamaha building a hydrogen V8 engine for Toyota

Yamaha building a hydrogen V8 engine for Toyota

A hydrogen electrolysis plant in Germany. Green hydrogen holds enormous promise for the renewable energy sector. Photo: Bloomberg

The promise of green hydrogen

BMW iX5 Hydrogen is seen during Munich Auto Show, IAA Mobility 2021 in Munich, Germany, September 8, 2021. Photo: Rueters

German auto giants place their bets on hydrogen cars

The logo of the CO2-free Hydrogen Energy Supply-chain Technology Research Association (HySTRA) is seen on a liquefied hydrogen storage tank built by Kawasaki Heavy Industries at the hydrogen receiving terminal at the Kobe Airport Island in Kobe, western Japan January 22, 2021. REUTERS/Yuka Obayashi

Hydrogen may help wean telecoms off emissions-intensive power for remote infrastructure

Modular hydrogen capsules are loaded on a regional aircraft in this rendering dated 2020 supplied by Universal Hydrogen. The U.S.-based company plans to use the capsules to transport hydrogen needed to run a carbon-free power system based on fuel cells. Photo :Reuters

Universal Hydrogen in zero-carbon plane deals with Icelandair, others

Wind turbines near a hydrogen electrolysis plant. Photo: Alex Kraus/Bloomberg via Getty Images/Bloomberg

Hydrogen is a trillion dollar bet on the future

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