The Sun is a star: a medium-sized ball of mostly hydrogen and helium. Deep in its core, where it is incredibly hot, hydrogen nuclei fuse into helium and release huge amounts of energy. That energy is what lights and warms the whole Solar System. Heat the core to the right temperature for steady fusion.
MissionSet the core temperature for steady fusion: target 18 units.Round 1Streak 0Best 0
Compared with the target temperature, yours is:
The core particles are moving. Predict, set the temperature, then check.
core temperature8 units
fusion happening?no
energy outputnone
Hydrogen fuses to helium in the hot core, releasing the energy that powers the Solar System.