What is Cold Fusion?

Cold fusion refers to the theoretical occurrence of nuclear fusion reactions under conditions close to normal temperature and pressure and relatively simple equipment conditions. In a nuclear fusion reaction, multiple light atomic nuclei are forcibly aggregated to form a heavy atomic nuclei, accompanied by energy release. Cold fusion is a nuclear fusion reaction performed at relatively low temperature (or even normal temperature). This situation is a conceptual 'hypothesis' proposed for thermonuclear fusion (the thermonuclear reaction inside a star) known to exist in nature. This assumption It will greatly reduce the reaction requirements, can use more common and simple equipment, and also make the polynuclear reaction safer.