1. Hydrogen

Hydrogen (H2) is the atomic number 1, and it is the simplest form with only one electron circling around the nucleus. It was the first element created after the Big Bang when the universe was born, and it was the first element to combine into larger atoms to create the entire universe, and it still exists today.

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Hydrogen is made into tritium and combines with each other to become a raw material for nuclear fusion, but it is mostly used in laboratories and in fuel cells for automobiles around the world.

2. Hydrogen Cars

Hyundai Motor Company has made continuous efforts to gain an advantage in the future competition between electric and hydrogen cars, and as a result, it has acquired the world’s leading patents and other technologies. However, it is still unknown which will be superior as a raw material for transportation, electricity or hydrogen.

Hydrogen cars also produce electricity through chemical reactions, connect it to a motor, and obtain power, so they can be considered a type of electric car in a broad sense.

As an early model, the American Nikola Motors company reportedly produced and released a hydrogen truck, but it was quickly exposed as a lie, so it will not be an easy technology compared to power output, durability, and fuel efficiency.

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3. Types of Hydrogen

Hydrogen is an eco-friendly fuel that combines with oxygen to create water and does not produce pollutants, but its raw materials are classified as follows.

• Green hydrogen is produced by electrolyzing water using renewable energy such as solar, wind, and hydropower, and is the most eco-friendly method.
• Blue hydrogen uses fossil fuels such as natural gas, but combines carbon capture and storage (CCS) technology to minimize carbon dioxide emissions.
• Gray hydrogen is a traditional fossil fuel-based production method that extracts hydrogen by reforming natural gas or gasifying coal, and a significant amount of carbon dioxide is emitted during this process.

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4. Hydrogen as seen in the Book of Changes

In the Book of Changes, the first point is called the Great Ultimate, which is similar to the point at the beginning of the Big Bang in the birth of the universe, and just as this point develops to become galaxies and stars, the world is like the Great Ultimate dividing into all people.

According to the Great Ultimate Worldview of China’s Xiaogangjie, it goes from the Ultimate to the Ultimate, and from there to the Ultimate, and from there to Yin-Yang and Four Sects. It is an appropriate name for our country’s national flag to be called the Taegeukgi, and it is a proud national flag name compared to any country in the world. (Union Jack of England, Rising Sun Flag of Japan, Five Star Red Flag of China, etc.)

When hydrogen sees the birth of stars, it is said that two hydrogen atoms come together to cause nuclear fusion to become helium, and then gradually increase in electrons to lithium and beryllium, and the world was formed. This can also be seen as a fractal and something that has grown by a square multiplier.

5. Conclusion

Hydrogen has only one nucleus and one electron, so it is the simplest and most useful.

Just as hydrogen changes in various ways depending on the external environment, humans also start from a single point of Taegeuk and gradually grow, their thoughts increase, and they become complete humans that society and the country need. Just as the universe has an end, humans also end with a final outcome.

In other words, a gentleman is said to have an end, so a new beginning can begin only when there is an end.