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PIONEERS: FORD MODEL T & SPIRIT OF ST. LOUIS - Today the challenge is to make automotive transport clean, in a sustainable world, for a healthier future.  Charles Lindbergh changed history on the 20th May 1927, when he crossed the Atlantic Ocean in his single engine monoplane. Has the electric aircraft come of age sufficiently to cross the Atlantic on hydrogen?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1.5 - 2.0 degrees Celsius temperature increases are likely to cause species extinctions according to the IPCC

AI Chatbots - What is the JVH2, Jules Verne Hydrogen World Challenge all about

AI Bard - What is the difference between Jules Verne Trophee, World Hydrogen Challenge and JVH2 events

Adrift in the Pacific: Two Years Holiday (Extraordinary Voyages, #32)

Agricultural Machinery - Combine Harvesters, Tractors, Ploughs

Alexandria - Egypt, Thonis (Heracleion, Ancient Greek)

America's Cup - Sailing trophy and event locations

Ammonia

An Antarctic Mystery 1897

Aouda - Indian Princess - Around the World in 80 Days

Arnold Bennett - Book and film about Harold Hales MP (Trophy)

Around the World hydrogen navigation in 80 days (Hydrogen Challenge)
Around the World in Eighty Days - Chapters Index

Association Tour Du Monde En 80 Jours, Musée de la Marine, Paris

Atlantis - The lost city that sank beneath the waves, according to Plato

BBC TV, 1989 7 part travel series: Around the World in 80 Days, starring Michael Palin

Awareness - Ocean literacy as part of a built in educational series

BBC TV, 2021 8 part series: Around the World in 80 Days, starring David Tennant

Berne Convention of 1886

Bruno Peyron Orange II (36.8m) – 50:16:20:04 days 2010 - 2005

Captain Nemo - Commander of the Nautilus submarine

Cartridge Exchange - World's 1st hydrogen fuel cell car 2013-14

Catapult - TRIG, Transport Research Innovation Grants 2022

Circular Economy - United Nations' Sustainability Development Goals (SDGs)

Climate Change - Jules Verne's guide to global warming

Contacts - Jules Verne Trophy - World Hydrogen Challenges

Copyrights - The law of and asserting your rights - Time limits - Creating - Protections

Crystal Ball Predictions - Sustainable transport

Demon of Cawnpore -

Designs - Multi or mono hulls, boats, ships, yachts

Diesel Replacement Engines - Hydrogen motors

Dona Bertarelli - Spindrift 2 maxi trimaran, Jules Verne Trophy attempt 2015

Eiffel Tower - UNESCO World Heritage Site, in Paris France (Inspiration JVH2 Trophy)

Eight Hundred Leagues on the Amazon
El Testamento de un excentrico (The Testament of an eccentric)

Electricity - The flow of electrons that makes the world go around

Facing the Flag (Extraordinary Voyages, #42)

Phileas Fogg - A gentleman who lives in London & member of the Reform Club

F1 Formula Hydrogen ocean racing

Five Weeks in a Balloon 1863

Fix - Scotland Yard Inspector - Around the World in 80 Days

Francis Joyon - IDEC Sport, Jules Verne Trophée, record holder 2017 - 2021

Franck Cammas, Groupama 3 (31.5m) – 48:07:44:52 days 2010 - 2012

From the Earth to the Moon 1865

Fuel Cells - Are modern batteries

Gold Rush - Australia warned of green hydrogen competition from Middle East & US $Trillion investment Feb 2023

Greenhouse Gases - Carbon dioxide, Methane, Nitrous Oxide, Ozone, H2O, Sulphur

Guinness Book World Records - Duke University & Galot Motorsports, Benson, N. Carolina 15,200 mpg Imp 2018

Guinness Book World Records - PAC Car II Swiss, ETH Zurich, Switzerland 14,573 Imp mpg 2005

Hales Trophy - The Blue Ribband, for the fastest passenger ship across the Atlantic

Hydrogen - The wonder molecule

ICE - Internal Combustion Engines, motors that run on Ammonia, Hydrogen or Methanol

IMO - International Maritime Organization & MARPOL clean air zero pollution targets 2030 - 2100

In Search of the Castaways; or the Children of Captain Grant (Extraordinary Voyages, #5) 1867-1868

Infrastructure Challenge - Low cost energy supply facilities, or automotive H2 service stations

InnerSpace - Is the opposite of outer space, regions on either side of terrestrial life inhospitable to humans

Internet Uploading - Copyright terms and conditions to be aware of
Journey to the Center of the Earth 1864 - Full text Index

Jules Verne - Early Life - Parisian Studies - Literary Debut - Family Life - Pierre-Jules Hetzel

                 - Literacy Reception - Prophetic Science Faction - Passing & Posthumous Publications - Legacy

Jules Verne Hydrogen Trophy - Established in July of 2021, in celebration of the 1874 prediction

JVH2 - First transatlantic crossing by a hydrogen powered aircraft

JVH2 - World's most economical hydrogen fuel cell automobile - conversion, or custom road vehicles

JVH2 Rules - Rules for entry in as a Jules Verne Hydrogen Trophy competitor

Les Tribulations d'un Chinois en Chine; The Tribulations of a Chinese in China (Extraordinary Voyages, #19)

Lhyfe - Wins Hydrogen Trophy in France, 21 March 2022

Liberty - The Statue of, symbolic of freedom, enlightening the world

Links Page - Links to other Jules Verne websites

Literacy - Awareness of ocean importance and conservation issues

Loïck Peyron - Banque Populaire, Jules Verne Trophée, record holder 2012 - 2017

Los quinientos millones de la Begún (The five hundred million of the Begún)

Mathias Sandorf (Extraordinary Voyages, #27)

Methanol

MCA - Maritime and Coastguard Agency UKRI KTN clean shipping demonstrations

Michael Strogoff (Extraordinary Voyages, #14) 1876

Molecules - Hydrogen combinations

Off On A Comet (Extraordinary Voyages, #15) 1877

Olivier De Kersauson / Geronimo (33.8m) – 63:13:59:46 days  2004 – 2005

Passepartout, Jean - Valet to Phileas Fogg in Around the World in 80 Days

Patents - The system works against struggling innovators, so why bother applying?

Peroxide

Planet Earth - How big is the 3rd rock from the Sun and where are we in the Solar System?

Plant & Machinery - Earth moving equipment, diggers and dumper trucks IC powered

Port Royal - Caribbean Sea, submerged city

 

 

 

 

Leaping humpback whales frame the Eiffel Tower and Planet Earth, as part of a design study for the JVH2 Jules Verne Hydrogen Trophy

 

 

MARINE ART - Once again, the base is round, when square is more in keeping with the four anchors used to secure the Eiffel Tower in position at the Paris Exhibition, 1889 world fair or Exposition. Copyright © marine art, Cleaner Ocean Foundation Ltd, November 2023.

 

 

 

 

Reform Acts - 1832 (first), 1867 (second), Representation of the People Act 1884 (third Reform Act)

Reform Club - Formerly a gentleman's only club in London's Pall Mall, founded in 1836

Renewables - Solar, wave and wind power is affordable clean energy for all, UN SDG 7

Representation of the People Act 1867 (second Reform Act)

Representation of the People Act 1981 (fourth Reform Act)

Robur the Conqueror 1886

Round the Moon (Extraordinary Voyages, #7) 1870

Rum - Jules Verne Gold, oak casket aged single classic, produced by Hogerzeil in Paraguay

SDG Champions - Advocates & Allies of the UN's Sustainability Development Goals

Sign - Gate heraldry, JVH2 humpback whales broaching

Sky News - £Millions of pounds wasted in fines, turning off turbines amid rising electricity bills, March 2023

SmartNet™ Trademark - Classes: 1, 4, 9, 12, 37, 39, 42

Statue of Liberty - Enlightenment, freedom from, abolition of slavery

Statute of Anne - Copyright Act 1709 (Johannes Gutenburg's invention of the printing press 1438)

The Adventures of Captain Hatteras

The Adventures of a Special Correspondent

The Blockade Runners

The Field of Ice
The Fur Country 1873

The Guardian - Media review 21 August 2021, Around the World in Eighty Days - Animation (Vertigo, Studio Canal)

The Lighthouse at the End of the World

The Master of the World (Extraordinary Voyages, #53) 1904
The Mysterious Island (Extraordinary Voyages #12) 1874 - Part 1 - Part 2 - Part 3

The Steam House - La maison à vapeur - 'The End of Nana Sahib' - 'Tigers and Traitors': Part 1 - Part 2

The Survivors of the Chancellor 1875
The Underground City 1877

The World Hydrogen Challenge -

Tigers and Traitors -

Thomas Colville - Sodebo Ultim 3, Jules Verne Trophée attempt 2020

Topsy Turvy

Trademarks - Application 3808853 13th July 2022

Trademarks - UKIPO 3871822 (figurative) JVH2 broaching humpback whales: World Hydrogen Trophy

Trademarks - UKIPO 3871985 (words) JVH2 World Hydrogen Trophy

Trademarks Nice Classes - 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24

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TransAtlantic Flight - Drone HES Dynamics & ISAE SUPAERO, hydrogen fuel cell project 2020

TransAtlantic Flight - ATI FlyZero - long range commercial zero emission hydrogen powered flight 2021

Trophée Jules Verne - artwork

Trophy - JVH2 study, design, artwork

Trophy - Sailing yachts circumnavigation records, Jules Verne Trophee, Rules

Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea 1870 - First Part index, Second Part index (full text)

UK KTN - Clean Maritime Demonstration Competition - Strands 1 and 2 - Registration ends November 2022

Un capitán de quince años (A fifteen year old captain) 1878

Vehicles - Cars, Vans and Trucks

VJV - Jules Verne holidays, travel guides, bookings

Water - H2O and sustainable world economics - Aqua Pura, Agua - Aquanauts & Aquarians

World's fastest hydrogen powered yacht - speed aces

World's first hydrogen fuel cell cartridge exchange electric vehicle (car) 2013-2014

World's most economical cars - Duke University & Galot Motorsports, Benson, N. Carolina 15,200 mpg

                                          - PAC Car II Swiss, ETH Zurich, Switzerland 14,573 Imp mpg 2005

Zero (net) emissions - sustainable blue economics or growth

ZEWT - Zero Emission Waterbourne Transport

 

 

 

 

 

INSPIRATION: The JVH2 series of World Hydrogen Challenges is inspired by Jules Verne's hydrogen prediction. One of the greatest science fiction writers of his time.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

    

 

 

PIONEERS: The climate is warming globally, commensurate with our persistent comfort with fossil fuels. Hydrogen holds the potential to release us from the cycle of instability we are tread-milling, as Jules Verne predicted in 1874. [LEFT] In the US, a network of service stations were installed, promising gassing up of cars in under a minute. At time of writing, there is no hydrogen energy infrastructure.

 

[RIGHT]In 1894 Charles Parsons built and demonstrated his 'Turbinia' in the English Channel, the fastest ship in the world at the time; steam turbine powered, but his technology was spurned. The only way he could get attention from Navies and Cruise operators of the time, was to speed through Queen Victoria's naval review. Of course, none of the boats at the time could catch him, much to the amusement of spectators and the press. Soon after, the orders poured in for his turbine engines.

 

 

 

 

Flaming torch, Statue of Liberty, freedom from fossil fuels. JVH2, the electric Blue Ribband, Eiffel Tower.

 

 

 

 

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