Harness the same energy that keeps the stars burning bright, to power eVTOLs going further and faster than before! Hydrogen is the future, and a woman born in 1900 helped us better to come to that realization. Cecilia Helena Payne (born 10th of May, 1900 to a Prussian mother and English father) went against the conventional wisdom of her time and determined that hydrogen was the main composition of the stars... as well as the universe. Payne was neither able to obtain a degree from The University of Cambridge nor her PhD degree from Harvard, despite completing all academic requirements, due to unfair policies towards women. Still determined, she obtained a degree from Radcliffe College, being its first person to earn a doctoral degree (PhD) in astronomy (obtained in 1925). 40 years later, Otto Lyudvigovich Struve stated Cecilia Payne's doctoral thesis was "the most brilliant PhD thesis ever written in astronomy". en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ceci… @CleanHydrogenEU @fuelcellsworks @tb_travis @HydrogenEnergy @oliwalkerjones @eallison @uni_ulm @FCHEA_News @TheUKHEA @APAC_Hydrogen @HydrogenCA @WorldHydrogenS @H2Haul @hy_fcell_canada @Fuelcellbus @H2Europe @FuelCell_Energy @CAHydrogen @ArneLutsch @cenex_expo @cranfieldaero @FuelCellSeminar @PoweringNow @bonnysimi @ValerieBonk @EASA @aeravai @HEAVEN_FCH @LienerthMelanie @DLR_en @DLR_portal @joeben @JobyWatchDog @Harvard @Cambridge_Uni @cranfieldaero @CranfieldUni @wmgwarwick @RadInstitute @siddkhastgir @SecDuffy @GalaxyFBO @H2FlyOfficial #women #WomenEmpowerment #aviation #aerospace #astronomy #femaleempowerment #womeninaviation #girlpower