At one of Germany’s leading scientific institutions — the University of Giessen — a discovery of historical importance has been made. Under the leadership of renowned professor of organic chemistry Peter Schreiner, a scientific team achieved an absolute breakthrough through complex experiments. They successfully obtained a molecule composed of six nitrogen atoms, known in the scientific world as “hexanitrogen” or “N6.”
This new substance possesses a high level of energy potential and is recognized as the most energy-rich compound ever synthesized. According to scientific calculations and experiment results, hexanitrogen could become the main component for creating clean and efficient rocket fuel in the future.
While this discovery has amazed many experts, Professor Schreiner also shared an interesting comment. According to him, he is surprised that no military or governmental scientific research center has contacted him yet. “No calls have come from military research institutes — it’s surprising to me, but I take it as a pleasant joke,” he said.
In Professor Schreiner’s opinion, the substance can be effectively used not only in space science and rocketry but also in the defense industry. However, to fully realize this potential, additional funding and broader research are required. He emphasizes that if financial support is provided on time, the first rocket powered by hexanitrogen could be launched within the next 3–5 years.
This discovery opens up not only new opportunities in science and technology, but it may also become a significant milestone in humanity’s journey toward a clean and sustainable future. Naturally, such a substance could play a key role not only in technical fields but also in global energy strategies.
There is no doubt that this breakthrough, which has shaken the scientific world, will remain a subject of discussion and debate for years to come. Could hexanitrogen be what propels humanity to the next revolutionary stage? Time will tell.
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