neither cold fusion nor warp fields exist.
Scientists are researching how to achieve nuclear fusion, a process that releases a large amount of energy by combining atomic nuclei. The sun is powered by fusion reactions, where hydrogen atoms combine to form helium. The goal of fusion research is to harness this process and create clean, limitless energy for the future.
Nuclear energy, which is a kind of potential energy.
To breath. We use it to create our energy, without a sufficient source of oxygen we would die in a very short of time because our bodies could not create enough energy and sugar to function.
fission
Nuclear fusion.
You can't create it nor destory it. Just like the Law of Conservation of Energy.
A fusion reactor that needs more energy than it produces would not be economically viable or practical for power generation. The purpose of building a fusion reactor is to generate more energy than it consumes, in order to provide a sustainable and efficient source of power. If it cannot achieve this goal, it defeats the purpose of investing in fusion energy technology.
because it fuses together to form more and more energy!
That would be nuclear fusion, like what happens in stars, when two hydrogen nuclei combine to form a helium nucleus.
The violent creation of the solar system. There where much heavy elements on this planet before are civilization started its climb. These elements that we have now will deplete further and will not leave much left for the next civilization. It is a act of constant depletion.
Nuclear fission and fusion, wind,water anything that that produces kinetic energy can essentially power something_____ and did you know if we captured the energy produced by the sun for just one second it would be enough energy to power the earth for around 500 years
If the Sun stopped producing energy, fusion would cease primarily in its core, where the extreme temperatures and pressures allow hydrogen atoms to combine into helium. This disruption would lead to a rapid decline in the Sun's energy output, affecting the entire solar system. Without the Sun's energy, the balance of forces that sustain fusion reactions in stars would be disrupted, leading to the eventual cooling and quiescence of those stars. Ultimately, all fusion would come to a halt in the universe, except for those rare conditions elsewhere that might still support fusion.