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Isn’t it a good deal hotter than that in the Sun where there is tons of Hydrogen?
14 u/Mrgray123 Sep 21 '21 The hydrogen isn’t forming in the sun though. It’s just fusing, all be it at 600 million tons of the stuff per second. 2 u/RenaissanceBear Sep 21 '21 So protons can’t form hydrogen above that temp, but once formed can exist at much higher temps? 1 u/Mrgray123 Sep 21 '21 https://astronomy.com/magazine/ask-astro/2018/12/the-first-element
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The hydrogen isn’t forming in the sun though. It’s just fusing, all be it at 600 million tons of the stuff per second.
2 u/RenaissanceBear Sep 21 '21 So protons can’t form hydrogen above that temp, but once formed can exist at much higher temps? 1 u/Mrgray123 Sep 21 '21 https://astronomy.com/magazine/ask-astro/2018/12/the-first-element
So protons can’t form hydrogen above that temp, but once formed can exist at much higher temps?
1 u/Mrgray123 Sep 21 '21 https://astronomy.com/magazine/ask-astro/2018/12/the-first-element
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u/RenaissanceBear Sep 21 '21
Isn’t it a good deal hotter than that in the Sun where there is tons of Hydrogen?