Experience hydrogen
H2HUB : Hydrogen rocket in 3,2,1 - go!
What awaits you:
- Try out and experience science, technology and design for yourself
- use electrolysis to break down water into its components and produce hydrogen
- regular launch of a hydrogen rocket
How is hydrogen actually produced from water? How can electricity be generated from it? And why is hydrogen considered one of the key technologies for a climate-neutral energy supply? In the "H2HUB" creative workshop, visitors can experience the future of energy. Here, hydrogen as an energy carrier of the energy transition is explained in an understandable way, clearly demonstrated and made tangible with numerous hands-on elements. These questions are not only answered, but can also be experienced directly in an experiment. A vivid electrolysis demonstration shows how water is broken down into its components. A fuel cell is then used to visualize how electrical energy is produced from hydrogen.
© Hochschule Anhalt/Uwe Jacobshagen
A special highlight is the regular launch of a hydrogen rocket, which makes the chemical reactions visible in an impressive way. The offer is complemented by small hydrogen vehicles, interactive experiments and a quiz about energy, climate and future technologies.
The background to this is Anhalt University's continuing education program, which, together with partners from science and research, aims to introduce specialists and managers to the hydrogen economy and provide a sound understanding of the technology.
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Photographs were taken on our festival grounds for documentation and advertising purposes.
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The Anhalt Center for Continuing Education (WZA) at Anhalt University of Applied Sciences supports professionals, companies and prospective students with practical continuing education courses - from career-integrated programs and individual modules to dual degree programs and qualifications for future topics such as hydrogen technologies.
Further information can be found at
www.hs-anhalt.de/wza