Quasar44
Diamond Member
Listening to a science podcast on nuclear fusion and the needed temperatures in a star is vastly insufficient to enable protons to overcome being repelled by each other and not fusing
How does fusion energy in stars occur if the temp is too cold
From what I gathered it’s due to “ Quantum tunneling “
A particle also has a wave function probability factor
. This means every proton particle has some probability of automatically being close enough to another protons nuclear force to enable fusion
Just utterly brilliant. Genius
How does fusion energy in stars occur if the temp is too cold
From what I gathered it’s due to “ Quantum tunneling “
A particle also has a wave function probability factor
. This means every proton particle has some probability of automatically being close enough to another protons nuclear force to enable fusion
Just utterly brilliant. Genius