The Theory of Low Energy Nuclear Reactions And Its Applications to Astronomy

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Oct 2000

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American Physical Society, Division of Nuclear Physics Meeting, October 4-7, 2000 Williamsburg, VA, abstract #JB.015

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Nuclear Physics

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The purpose of this paper is to explain an alternative energy mechanism of the sun. The author introduces the theory of low energy nuclear reactions as an alternative energy mechanism of the sun. The paper explains how nuclear reactions can be induced at low temperature via the process of K Capture. This paper explains how elements from Helium to Iron are formed in the inner core of the sun without resorting to high temperature. New nuclear reaction models based on low energy are introduced in this paper. One implication of this paper is the overthrow of Hans Bethe's theory of energy mechanism of the sun based on the theory of high energy nuclear reactions. Finally, the new method of extracting nuclear energy at low energy will usher mankind into a new age of inexpensive, limitless and clean energy.

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