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• He then realized that this approach might be useful for starting a thermonuclear reaction.
• The stadium-sized laser is designed to let scientists study thermonuclear reactions without full-scale weapons testing.
• Houtermans, in 1929, with Robert d'Escourt Atkinson, made the first calculation of stellar thermonuclear reactions.
• So energetic is this imaginary machine that using it would be like harnessing a thermonuclear reaction.
• A stray missile fired during the war causes the sun's thermonuclear reactions to go out of control.
• It is possible to replicate, on a smaller scale, some of the thermonuclear reactions that power the sun.
• In the second part of his work, he describes how to obtain electricity from a controlled thermonuclear reaction.
• If fusion were achieved, a microbubble could be expected to radiate neutrons, nuclear particles produced by thermonuclear reactions.
• This can lead to runaway thermonuclear reactions and the massive explosion of the star in a Type I supernova.
• Gamma emission from these isomers may have enough energy to start a thermonuclear reaction, without requiring any fissile material.
• Nuclear fusion relies on the bonding of nuclei to create a thermonuclear reaction similar to that of the sun.
• The burst of neutrons created in the thermonuclear reaction is then free to escape the bomb, outpacing the physical explosion.
• Brown dwarfs are known as failed stars because they are too small to withstand the thermonuclear reactions that stars undergo.
• However, the sun is "'not "'an ember, or a firebrand-it is hot plasma of mostly hydrogen and helium undergoing thermonuclear reactions.
• That's how stars work-via thermonuclear reactions such as the ? ! ? ) 20 : 53, 11 February 2007 ( UTC)
• They were surprised when he began his talk on " the possibility of producing thermonuclear reactions in a gaseous discharge ".
• With the  x-trigger named configuration, the scientists of the HWA had found a way to obtain thermonuclear reaction . ( 8)
• Nuclei of cannot be formed by thermonuclear reactions ( i . e . by nuclear fusion ), but can be formed by neutron capture.
• There are descriptions of how the detonation of TNT compresses plutonium into a critical mass, sparking a chain reaction, and ultimately a thermonuclear reaction,
• The committee analyzed Richter's work and concluded that the actual temperature reached in his experiments was far too low to produce a true thermonuclear reaction.