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Generator Tarasenko based on the model of the planet Earth
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Earth factories: Creation of the elements
from nuclear transmutation in Earth’s lower
mantle
See:
M. Fukuhara, “Neutral pion-catalyzed fusion in palladium lattice,” Fusion Sci.
Technol. 43, 128–133 (2003)
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[user = '986'] Gennadiy Tarassenko [/ user]
This study from Tohaku University may be of interest. cold (ish) fusion in the earth: - https://physicsworld.com/a/ele…arth-as-well-as-in-space/
Creating elements lighter than iron might not require the extreme conditions found inside very massive stars. According to a group of physicists in Japan and Canada, it is possible that oxygen, nitrogen and all other elements with atomic numbers up to 25 have also been produced inside the Earth. Their eye-catching claim relies on the idea that fusion reactions occur in the Earth's lower mantle, where they are catalyzed by neutrinos and excited electrons.
According to the Big Bang model, the only elements present in the early universe were hydrogen, helium and tiny amounts of lithium. It is thought that elements with atomic numbers between four (beryllium) and 25 (manganese) are instead made through the progressive fusion of heavier nuclei inside massive stars. This process comes to a halt because the generation of iron (atomic number 26), in contrast with that of lighter elements, does not give off excess energy and so is unable to prevent stars from collapsing under their own weight. The resulting supernovae, however, yield high-speed neutrons that are captured by nuclei to create elements heavier than iron.
In the latest work, Mikio Fukuhara of Tohoku University and colleagues in Japan and Canada propose that these lighter elements can also be produced deep inside the Earth. The inspiration for this idea comes from the evolution of Earth's atmosphere. As the researchers point out, the atmosphere is thought originally to have been made up almost exclusively of carbon dioxide. But its composition then changed radically, resulting in the dominance of nitrogen - which today accounts for about 78% of the molecules in the atmosphere - as well as large amounts of oxygen (some 21%), while carbon dioxide is a mere 0.2%.
The paper - open access: - https://aip.scitation.org/doi/10.1063/5.0061584
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Lightning appeared, something similar to spring, but it is not yet clear what it is, but it greatly affected my health, as I understood
At minute 38.18? What health symptoms?
