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21 May, 19:33

Why is nuclear fusion possible only in the cores of stars?

Hydrogen exists only at the cores of stars.

E = mc only works in the cores of stars.

High temperatures and pressures, which are required for fusion to occur, only occur in the core.

Hydrogen and helium nuclei require a lot of light to bond together.

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  1. 21 May, 20:39
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    Hydrogen is dangerous
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