2011-07-04, 10:17 PM
Random_Overlord Wrote:But anyway, as it is said, the sun absorbs hydrogen into it's core and conducts fusion to form helium atoms, but during it's lifetime a star can produce iron atoms but nothing higher than that. If a star were to go super nova however, it would produce heavier atomic elements.
I really don't understand where you get your information. I hope you don't make them up for the sake of having something to post.
Synthesis of the Elements in Stars (large pdf file!)
B2FH paper (Wikipedia) (summary of above paper)
Stellar nucleosynthesis (Wikipedia)
S-process (Wikipedia)
Random_Overlord Wrote:This proves you can conduct fusion to create elements.
A single example by itself is only the first step to proof by induction.
Random_Overlord Wrote:If you were to control a fusion of hydrogen and gold, you could perhaps make Platinum.
If you have really proven that the process exists, there's no need to doubt!
Keep
ing. This nonsense is highly entertaining.
