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3rd July

This is my very first attempt at trying to make continuous Nuclear Fusion. I thought it would be fitting to try and make the Sun. The Nuclear Fusion provides the heat for the Sun. Of course, it's not the most realistic. But I've tried!

thesun nuclear fusion natural space science

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MaltheKrum 9th July

this is really nice, im happy because i can make the sun go supernova! 1+
virtualscotsman 8th July

i've actually found if you delete the fusion chamber fully while it's running the star willrecombine into a medium sized ball of glass tungsten and polonium. what's happening here? is it jus the gravity making it clump?
TheFPSKiller 8th July

omg is that a touhou reference?????
wlowe1984 8th July

turn on "elements persist:\
Neptune20970 6th July

yeah I realize that. If I ever do more nuclear fusion saves, I'll be sure to do something that doesn't involve cloning
LightningBMW 6th July

for this to work you also have to move the bhol into the rsst segment so it doesnt absorb the fusion, and introduce fire to the fusion once oxygen begins building up
LightningBMW 6th July

this wouldnt be considered true infinite fusion, since it uses clne to produce more hydrogen, so the ability to last infinitely is because of the infinite power source in it. you can use warp to circumvent this, as superheated warp produces electrons, which react with the neutrons made by the fusion to make new hydrogen
Neptune20970 5th July

wait I forgot I used the pump for the nuclear fusion. If you're talking about the vent for the flares, I made the pressure low enough for the molten stuff to fly away before falling back and then flying away again, thus repeating the cycle.
Neptune20970 5th July

Used a solid that blocked air pressure.
XatReltih 5th July

how did you make the molten stuff not fly away by the vent

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Sol: Nuclear Fusion! by Neptune20970

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