Meanings of first hydrogen in English

BMW's first hydrogen-powered car has a lot to be excited about.

Four years later, in October 1953, the Soviet Union tested its first hydrogen bomb.

The world's first hydrogen-powered production car has arrived in the UK for the first time.

In 2015, Toyota will continue that trend with the introduction of the first hydrogen fuel cell car.

The United States had detonated its first hydrogen bomb the previous November out in the Pacific atolls.

Until that first hydrogen ion got from here to there without ever passing through the space between.

The US tested the first hydrogen bomb in the Pacific, vaporising an island; the Soviets responded with their own.

The arrival in Ireland of the first hydrogen-fuelled car was not for a big launch of a soon-to-be-available model.

The first hydrogen fueled flight lasted four hours and was at lower altitudes above Edwards Air Force Base in California.

It plans to sell its first hydrogen vehicle for around $50,000.

BMW will roll out the world's first hydrogen-burning car in serial production early next year, the German car manufacturer said in Munich yesterday.

This week's first hydrogen flight is the beginning of a flight test program that will gradually expand the altitude and duration of the aircraft.

The long-distance scientific recordings of the blast wave from the first hydrogen bomb test have been rediscovered in a formerly classified safe at Columbia University.

Toyota says it has cut the cost of building fuel-cell vehicles by 90 percent and could sell its first hydrogen vehicle for $50,000 by 2015.