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rahulrathod
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Q. Our present theory of the sun and the mechanism of
thermonuclear fusion inside it predicts that the following reactions
occur in the sun.
1H + 1H --> 2H + antielectron + neutrino
1H + 1H --> 2H + antielectron + neutrino
electron + antielectron --> photon + photon
electron + antielectron --> photon + photon
2H + 1H --> 3He + photon
2H + 1H --> 3He + photon
3He + 3He --> 4He + 1H+ 1H
A problem arises in this theory due to one of its calculated
count of something not matching with the observational counting. So
what is that ‘something’ and what is the relation between the
prediction and observation (i.e. greater or smaller)?
thermonuclear fusion inside it predicts that the following reactions
occur in the sun.
1H + 1H --> 2H + antielectron + neutrino
1H + 1H --> 2H + antielectron + neutrino
electron + antielectron --> photon + photon
electron + antielectron --> photon + photon
2H + 1H --> 3He + photon
2H + 1H --> 3He + photon
3He + 3He --> 4He + 1H+ 1H
A problem arises in this theory due to one of its calculated
count of something not matching with the observational counting. So
what is that ‘something’ and what is the relation between the
prediction and observation (i.e. greater or smaller)?