Has anyone checked to see if Deuterium is really stable at 2.7 Kelvin or below??

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Has anyone checked to see if Deuterium is really stable at 2.7 Kelvin or below??

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September 28th 03, 02:38 PM

G=EMC^2 Glazier

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Hi Tom and oc Radiation can go through space and give momentum to an
object. I'm thinking of a comet"s tail that gets pushed ahead of the
comet by the EM radiation of the sun. Bert

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