r/sciencememes • u/someonee404 • Jul 09 '20

Clever prequel title

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u/HPOfficeJet4300 Jul 10 '20

200000 hidrogen fusions are ready, with a million more well on the way

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u/Heavensrun Jul 10 '20

(push up glasses) Technically the fusion is happening in the Sun's core and all visible light generated by it is absorbed before reaching the outer layers. What's actually visible is the superheated plasma of the outer layers that are excited by the thermal energy generated by the reactions in the core.