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first find the gravitational and heat field required to fuse two atoms
then find the gravtitational and heat field that can be produced on earth.
then think if gravitons with high energy can do such big things
one more point is that nuclear fusion is being studied by scientists. it may be
useful for scientists.
1. gravitation plays no or less role in micro scopic objects. think about it too
.
nuclear fusion model is there in google go through it
key word nuclear fusion reactor. in google.
nuclear fusion can be made with cold fusion
we need more heat becuse we don't have enough gravity, even in super conductors,
but i suppose that using gravitons, super
conductors, electromagnetic fields we can reduce the heat required. I suppose th
at gravitons with high eneregy , photons
from sun can be more useful in this.
Also refer higgs boson, i think it might help the project.