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On a cold February day over Lake Erie in 1957, test pilot Joe Algranti made history when he switched one of the two engines on his Martin B-57B midflight to run on hydrogen rather than standard JP-4 jet fuel. Hydrogen contrails more frequent but likely less reflective Further research needed into...
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