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Hydrogen on earth and exoplanets

Session I of the Leopoldina-Symposium „Hydrogen – more than an energy resource “, 20 February 2025 Lectures: 00:02:02 "Hydrogen in the deep Earth" | Martha Pamato, University of Padua, Italy 00:32:35 "Natural hydrogen – formation, exploration, exploitation" | Jürgen Grötsch, Friedrich-Alexander-University, Erlangen-Nürnberg 01:07:39 "Hydrogen in the atmospheres of exoplanets" | Kevin Heng, Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich 01:31:48 "Trapped for eternity: the cosmic anti-matter puzzle" | Klaus Blaum ML, Max Planck Institute for Nuclear Physics, Heidelberg ML = Member of the Leopoldina Hydrogen, the most abundant element in the universe, is known for its volatility, reactivity, and high energy content. Its significance spans across various scientific disciplines, including chemistry, biology, physics, and planetary science. On Earth, hydrogen is the second most energy-rich gas after natural gas (methane), making it a crucial energy carrier and raw material for the energy transition. The Leopoldina symposium “Hydrogen – More Than an Energy Resource” explored the current status and advancements in hydrogen research. Topics ranged from deep Earth to deep space, molecular scales and precision tests of fundamental laws of physics to economic applications, and cell biology to the evolution of life. This symposium provided a comprehensive overview of hydrogen’s multifaceted roles and its potential to drive future innovations.