@bikubi @ami_angelwings negative charge like electron but beeg (so it sits closer to the nucleus)
but also extremely prone to decay, so...
@bikubi @ami_angelwings negative charge like electron but beeg (so it sits closer to the nucleus)
but also extremely prone to decay, so...
@bikubi @ami_angelwings i was under the impression that they tried doing this by replacing electrons with muons to do fusion at really low temperatures but the muons decay too quickly (? there was some limiting factor) so as far as anyone can tell it's guaranteed never to produce energy
but it's still concerning that if you shrank too much you might fuse at room temperature
@sundogplanets ....uhhhhh.
okay, plan b, china builds as many nuclear reactors as it takes to laser broom earth orbit clean, and then we have about 40 years to figure out how to stop the aluminum oxides from destroying the ozone layer,
@stux bootstrapping a new workflow
...but without the engine you were using to help think for you
oof
maybe if it stays down long enough they'll figure out the lifehack where you can ask friends if they know things