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This is the show that brings you the latest breakthroughs in science, technology and medicine.

I'm Chris Smith and this week we're asking whether hydrogen can meet our energy needs. The temperature soaring in some places our love affair with

fossil fuels is going to have to come to an end pretty soon and hydrogen is regarded by some as a very strong

contender. Others though are less convinced. So what's the answer? Well kicking off our

investigation here's will tingle.

Hydrogen, the most abundant element in the known universe,

and you're probably familiar with its work in water

and every molecule of every living thing ever.

But in the right conditions, hydrogen is a source of

renewable energy, and if it is the most common element in the universe, surely harnessing it

as a fuel source sounds like a no-brainer. In fact, hydrogen-fueled projects have been in the pipeline for many decades now.

The first hydrogen-powered car was the Chevrolet Electrovan made back in 1966,

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