Hot Fusion

Hot fusion is a scientific process that aims to replicate how the sun produces energy. It involves heating very light atoms, like hydrogen, to extremely high temperatures until they collide with enough force to fuse together, forming heavier elements such as helium. This fusion releases a tremendous amount of energy, which could potentially be harnessed as a clean, powerful source of electricity. Unlike traditional nuclear reactors that split atoms, hot fusion combines them, and if successfully controlled, it offers a promising way to generate sustainable energy with minimal environmental impact.