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The sun emits energy by converting hydrogen into helium. what is this process called?

The sun emits energy by converting hydrogen into helium. what is this process called?
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The sun emits energy by converting hydrogen into helium. what is this process called?

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The answer is Nuclear Fusion. The sun emits energy by converting hydrogen into helium. Nuclear fusion does two things, it converts hydrogen into helium and it also converts mass to energy.
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