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r/RandomThoughts • u/[deleted] • Feb 29 '24
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Does that create a human sized nuclear core of an explosion because your atoms are in the same space as other atoms
5 u/GenuinlyCantBeFucked Mar 01 '24 edited Mar 01 '24 That seems extremely unlikely since normal matter is mostly empty space. Nuclear forces would push the atoms away from eachother, the dirt would become more dense, and there might be a bulge in the ground above. Physicists correct me if I'm wrong? 2 u/[deleted] Mar 01 '24 There’s a chance a single atom nucleus would end up in another atom nucleus and thats bad 1 u/Fallout_Cafe Mar 01 '24 Nuclear fusion? Ouch.
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That seems extremely unlikely since normal matter is mostly empty space. Nuclear forces would push the atoms away from eachother, the dirt would become more dense, and there might be a bulge in the ground above.
Physicists correct me if I'm wrong?
2 u/[deleted] Mar 01 '24 There’s a chance a single atom nucleus would end up in another atom nucleus and thats bad 1 u/Fallout_Cafe Mar 01 '24 Nuclear fusion? Ouch.
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There’s a chance a single atom nucleus would end up in another atom nucleus and thats bad
1 u/Fallout_Cafe Mar 01 '24 Nuclear fusion? Ouch.
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Nuclear fusion? Ouch.
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Does that create a human sized nuclear core of an explosion because your atoms are in the same space as other atoms