Where is nuclear fusion produced?

Answer 1

ask Obama if he would build a nuclear fusion plant besides the White House of ask Mr. Bush if he would build one near his ranch in Texas. Nuclear energy has many drawbacks. One of them is the water used for cooling the reactors. it gets hot passed boiling temperature but the chamber holds it and it is unable to evaporate and once disposed in the local river it will evaporate river water and kill species of fish and reptille. There are many other ones I wont take your time to mention.

Answer 2

In the sun, or any star for that matter. Other than that, you have hydrogen bombs.

Countries known to be nuclear powers are:

United States

Russia

United Kingdom

France

China

India

Pakistan

North Korea

Then there are nations that share nuclear weapons through NATO

Belgium

Germany

Italy

Netherlands

Turkey

Canada

Greece

Nations that formerly had nuclear weapons:

South Africa

Belarus

Kazakhstan

Ukraine

Undeclared:

Israel

Answer 3

Nuclear fusion, the uniting of two atoms to produce energy, needs extremely hot temperatures in order to occur. It only works in stars, hydrogen bombs, and for a very few minutes in a human made reactor. It is not the same as nuclear fission, the splitting of two atoms to create energy, which works in far more reactors, as well as stars and bombs.

Answer 4

Nuclear fusion is produced in stars such as the Sun where high temperatures and pressures allow hydrogen atoms to combine and form helium, releasing energy in the process. Researchers are working on replicating this process in controlled environments on Earth to harness fusion energy as a potential clean and abundant source of power.

Answer 5

In the stars

Answer 6

In the heart of stars.

Answer 7

I think you can find it in the sun.