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Researching Realistic Nuclear Fusion & Relativistic Physics for a Book
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[QUOTE="russ_watters, post: 6034049, member: 142"] It isn't clear to me what you mean: do you want a small ball of hydrogen a few meters in diameter, like a few tons of material from the core of the Sun, behaving in the way it does in the core of the Sun? Or do you want the entire mass of the Sun compressed into a few meters diameter? Recognize that when you crush a star like that, you no longer have atoms, so you no longer have fusion. This black hole calculator might be of use, depending on exactly what you are looking for: [URL]https://space.geometrian.com/calcs/black-hole-params.php[/URL] One thing it will tell you is that a black hole with the mass of the Sun has a Schwarzschild radius of 3 km. [/QUOTE]
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