Was never much of a chemistry interested so just realizing this is fascinating. Hydrogen is here thanks to oxygen otherwise would escape Earth gravity.

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Seriously????!!!!! Now I regret or not that chemistry when I was in school went into one ear and as soon as I finished with the grades it exited through the other ear. Maybe if I knew more I wouldn’t be as fascinated to discover this within the context of today’s understanding of the world and art. You mean we lose this on a planetary level, and was it always the same? Or depends on climatic conditions. How was during ice ages?

we actually lose roughly 3 kilograms per second of hydrogen and 50 grams per second of helium!