Are atoms some sort of cold fusion ?

Discussion in 'Physics & Math' started by Mark Turner, Jul 6, 2019.

  1. Mark Turner Banned Banned

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    Thank you for your reply , you answered my question of some form of cold fusion .

    Thanks again everybody .
     
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  3. Seattle Valued Senior Member

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    Haha. I prefer to call it succinct.

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  5. davewhite04 Valued Senior Member

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    No, they are atoms hence the name.
     
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  7. davewhite04 Valued Senior Member

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    Why not saying what your understanding of cold fusion and atoms.
     
  8. Mark Turner Banned Banned

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    I'm only an amateur , I do not want add speculation to a question thread .

    Thanks for the reply .
     
  9. Beaconator Valued Senior Member

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    I would say that it is more like the atoms are fused when cold than a form of "cold fusion".

    Atoms are formed in hot stars and released after supernovae. The cold in space "seals" them into their constituent elements.
     
  10. Mark Turner Banned Banned

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    Absolute 0 attracts >0 , the transition and momentum of energy .
     

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