It’s good it didn’t, otherwise it’s possible that all the hydrogen in the ocean would be fused into helium by now
Well, more likely it would significantly heat up earth due to the amount of energy released first, cooking everything/starting an endless cooking->extinction->cooling cycle
It’s disappointing that natural selection didn’t figure out fusion.
It figured out photosynthesis instead. Why do your own fusion when you can just take advantage of the fusion that’s already happening?
There is still time
I mean, technically it already has.
We have fusion (hydrogen) bombs. We just haven’t figured out how to maintain and efficiently harness it for energy.
It’s good it didn’t, otherwise it’s possible that all the hydrogen in the ocean would be fused into helium by now
Well, more likely it would significantly heat up earth due to the amount of energy released first, cooking everything/starting an endless cooking->extinction->cooling cycle
On the fusion planet: “Man, can you imagine if early life figured out how to make poisonous oxygen gas?”
*in a silly high voice due to all the helium