The Primordial Hydrogen Continuum: A New Architecture for Energy and Existence
Description
This scientific report formalizes the concept of the Primordial Hydrogen Continuum™ — a geophysical and geochemical framework describing hydrogen as a continuously degassing planetary flux originating from Earth’s metal-hydride core and mantle.
Building on Dr. Vladimir Larin’s Primordially Hydridic Earth hypothesis (1968), the work proposes a paradigm shift from surface-based hydrogen models (serpentinization, thermocatalytic reactions, radiolysis, stimulated hydrogen systems, microbial generation, and other mechanisms relying on the decomposition of water in the lithosphere) toward deep mantle-derived hydrogen as a fundamental planetary process. The framework integrates:
• deep hydrogen generation,
• mantle degassing mechanisms,
• ³He/⁴He isotopic evidence,
• geodynamic expansion processes,
• hydrogen seepage diagnostics,
• gravimetric–magnetic anomaly correlation.
The report synthesizes empirical observations from multiple continents, including more than forty hydrogen dry wells drilled under the serpentinization hypothesis, demonstrating its inconsistency with industrial-scale hydrogen occurrence. The Primordial Hydrogen Continuum provides a coherent model for geological hydrogen exploration, focusing on continuous flux rather than trap-based accumulation, and outlines implications for energy systems, geosciences, and planetary evolution.
Semantic Register (v1.0)
This DOI formalizes a terminology set designed to prevent ambiguous re-labeling:
• Primordial Hydrogen Continuum™ — deep, mantle-origin hydrogen degassing flow; non-trap-based and not limited by surface reactions.
• Deep Hydrogen Flux — synonym of Primordial Hydrogen Continuum™ for modeling contexts.
• Mantle-Origin H₂ Systems — open-flow, non-trap systems governed by planetary degassing.
• Degassing Flow Windows — spatiotemporal corridors where long-lived H₂ flux is detectable.
• Isotopic Ground-Truth — ³He/⁴He and D/H ratios as falsification-resistant validators of mantle origin.
• Non-Trap Exploration Logic — upstream workflow targeting flows rather than “reservoirs.”
• Flow-First Drilling Protocol — a 12-well campaign logic for statistically resolving commercial inflow.
• Infinite-Life Well (geologic sense) — well life governed by degassing timescales, not by storage depletion.
Cross-disciplinary scope:
Geology & Geophysics; Planetary Science; Physics & Physical Chemistry; Energy Geochemistry; Astrophysics & Cosmology; Biology & Evolution of Life; Philosophy of Science; Innovation & DeepTech Studies; Systems Theory & Complexity Science; History & Sociology of Knowledge.
This document is archived via Zenodo and registered with DataCite under DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17413553, ensuring persistent accessibility in accordance with ISO 26324.
Author identification is established via ORCID: 0009-0006-3821-6204.
For institutional access and NDA-based materials: vs@hydrogenage.eu
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- Subtitle (English)
- Primordially Hydridic Earth Framework (1968–2025)
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- Report: https://hydrogen-future.com/ (URL)
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- Presentation: https://hydrogenage.eu (URL)
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2025-10-20Original publication date
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- Larin, V. N. (1993). Hydridic Earth: The New Geology of Our Primordially Hydrogen-Rich Planet. CRC Press, Boca Raton.