Rare Nuclear Fusion Detected

Pooua writes "Scientists at the Indiana University Cyclotron Facility in Bloomington have detected a rare fusion process that employs a critical charge asymmetry. "'Scientists have searched for this rare fusion process since the 1950s,' said IU physicist Edward Stephenson, the leader of the research team. "

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A first post who has read the article

[Anonymous Coward]

It's about neutrons decaying into protons when isolated, and an assimetry of electrical charges. Hey, i've read it, not assimilated it! ;)