Natural Science Forum / Physics / Fusion / January 2007

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Could one engineer an electric field of high enough intensity to pull
deutrons close enough together to fuse?
I've tried palying aroung with Coulombs law and reckno that you'd need
1 coulomb of electrons at a distance of 1 micron to induce on deuteron

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I would like to share with new discoveries regarding fundamental
understanding in physics and astronomy. The article below contradicts
the usual explanation for the sun energy source as a fusion reactor
and suggests that the sun is heated by magnetic fields from the

If you take two particles, quantum entangle them, then put one in a
particle accelerator and run it for an hour, then change the state of
the spun particle, would that make the state of the unspun particle
change an hour later?