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Can we observe solar p-p$p+p$ fusion reaction somehow on Earth?

What are the properties of proton+proton fusion reaction

$p + p → 2H + e^+ + ν_e + 0.42 MeV$$$p + p → 2H + e^+ + ν_e + 0.42 MeV$$

making it hard to replicate on Earth?

If we aim beam of protons to a can of water, won't we observe some number of these p-p$p+p$ fusions?

Do we have p-p$p+p$ fusion events on some well known accelerator like LHC or old ones?

Can we observe solar p-p fusion reaction somehow on Earth?

What are the properties of proton+proton fusion reaction

$p + p → 2H + e^+ + ν_e + 0.42 MeV$

making it hard to replicate on Earth?

If we aim beam of protons to a can of water, won't we observe some number of these p-p fusions?

Do we have p-p fusion events on some well known accelerator like LHC or old ones?

Can we observe solar $p+p$ fusion reaction somehow on Earth?

What are the properties of proton+proton fusion reaction

$$p + p → 2H + e^+ + ν_e + 0.42 MeV$$

making it hard to replicate on Earth?

If we aim beam of protons to a can of water, won't we observe some number of these $p+p$ fusions?

Do we have $p+p$ fusion events on some well known accelerator like LHC or old ones?

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Can we observe solar p-p fusion reaction somehow on Earth?

What are the properties of proton+proton fusion reaction

$p + p → 2H + e^+ + ν_e + 0.42 MeV$

making it hard to replicate on Earth?

If we aim beam of protons to a can of water, won't we observe some number of these p-p fusions?

Do we have p-p fusion events on some well known accelerator like LHC or old ones?