Tokyo Olympics flame is the first powered by hydrogen

​By a staff reporter : The Tokyo Olympics are different in all respects. The Tokyo Games finally started a year behind the corona (COVID-19). This Olympics will be especially remembered by the whole world. The Olympics also have novelty this year. This is the first time hydrogen has been used as fuel in mosquitoes. Japan has chosen this approach to keep its promise of low carbon emissions. Not only that, these torches will burn at tokyo's national stadium and at several places till the last minute of the event. Hydrogen is the source of fuel for all mosquitoes.

So far, propane, magnesium, gunpowder, resin, olive oil have been used in the Olympic sachets. That trend changed this year. Japan is the most advanced country in technology. This time the torch lighting also became more modern. In 1928, the Amsterdam Games started lighting torches in a modern way.