This is interesting. http://www.electric-cosmos.org/sun.htm Suns are not fusion powered, seems almost certain to me… take a look.

And this. http://www.theregister.co.uk/2009/
11/16/cern_cloud_experiment/ cosmic rays and cloud formation/ temperature

I bet they are related; or rather, if they are related there is a higher chance of radical temperature changes that we cannot possibly control – think it through. Pity no one in the field seems to be thinking about it.

I was talking to a dropout physics student who said he left the field because each time he achieved a 'degree' (and he listed them up to masters) and started for the next level up he was told, forget everything you were taught before this as it is all wrong.

I wonder how many people working in the field really believe the sun is a fusion reactor even though they know that it must be wrong (fusion creates only 4 isotopes etc).