> still, not bad, although if the containment system for that liquid hydrogen > ever fails, it will be a _lot_ more exciting than a gasoline leak. ;-)
hydrogen fires are much safer than gasoline - H2 goes poof and it's over, whereas gasoline drips, coats, pours, and burns burns burns also H2 is relatively difficult to combust (and no, the Hindenburg didn't blow up because of the H2, it went up because it's shell was coated in what amounted to rocket-fuel, which was ignited, probably, by a static speark fromt he conning towers on the ground) H2 is probably a LOT safer than gasoline... but I'll shut up now, because this is way OT
