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Could there What would the Sun be made an estimation how many degrees Celsius quantumtunneling 'produces'like if nuclear reactions could not proceed via quantum tunneling?

Without quantum tunneling our sun wasn'tSun wouldn't be hot or massive enough to produce the energy it does at the moment. So what would have been the temperature or mass of our sunSun without quantum tunneling of hydrogen atomsprotons to maintain the same energy we receive from our sunSun?

Could there be made an estimation how many degrees Celsius quantumtunneling 'produces'?

Without quantum tunneling our sun wasn't hot or massive enough to produce the energy it does at the moment. So what would have been the temperature or mass of our sun without quantum tunneling of hydrogen atoms to maintain the same energy we receive from our sun?

What would the Sun be like if nuclear reactions could not proceed via quantum tunneling?

Without quantum tunneling our Sun wouldn't be hot or massive enough to produce the energy it does at the moment. So what would have been the temperature or mass of our Sun without quantum tunneling of protons to maintain the same energy we receive from our Sun?

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Without quantumtunnelingquantum tunneling our sun wasn't hot or massive enough to produce the energieenergy it does at thisthe moment. So what would have been the temperature or mass of our sun without quantumtunnelingquantum tunneling of hydrogen atoms to maintain the same energy we receive from our sun?

Without quantumtunneling our sun wasn't hot or massive enough to produce the energie it does at this moment. So what would have been the temperature or mass of our sun without quantumtunneling of hydrogen atoms to maintain the same energy we receive from our sun?

Without quantum tunneling our sun wasn't hot or massive enough to produce the energy it does at the moment. So what would have been the temperature or mass of our sun without quantum tunneling of hydrogen atoms to maintain the same energy we receive from our sun?

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Could there be made an estimation how many degrees Celsius quantumtunneling 'produces'?

Without quantumtunneling our sun wasn't hot or massive enough to produce the energie it does at this moment. So what would have been the temperature or mass of our sun without quantumtunneling of hydrogen atoms to maintain the same energy we receive from our sun?