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why Nuclear Physics cannot be entirelly correct

Dont be so silly.
A value such as 2,8 x 10-31 m2 is never equal to 2,7 x 10-31 m2
A theoretical value can be within the uncertainteis of an experimental value.
The fact that Guglinski does not state the uncertainties in the experimental value or work out the uncertainties in the theoretical value points out how scientifically incompetent he is.

Deutrium

This implies an uncertainty of 0.0001 e·fm2.

The 1998 data you cite has the uncertainties in the 2 experimental values
+0.00286(2) and 0.0028(2) barns, i.e. +/1 0.000002 and 0.0002 barns respectively.
of course
:p
 

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Amazingly, pedrone's posts are getting even more juvenile.
 
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foolishes arguments deserve foolishes reply

Pretty well my argument from the first.

You evade any serious questions and post nothing of consequence. You are a simple troll and should be treated as such.
 
So Pedrone, without QM you can not fuse hydrogen into helium.

How does hydrogen fuse into helium?

Iteration7

Without the waveform nature of QM particles, the hydrogen will never fuse.
 
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Can you cite the papers that Guglinski has written on quantum ring theory

of course
At last you get it: 2.8 x 10-31 m2 is not equal to 2.7 x 10-31 m2
Thus Guglinski got the wrong value, pedrone.

Really quite simple!

Another problem is with the 2 pages from his book in this post. These pages have obvious flaws such as
  • using a derived value for proton radius to get the wrong value for the electric quadrpopole moment of deuteron.
  • arbitarily changing the derived value and still getting the wrong value!
So the question becomes - it this is ons of the many crackpot science books out there or has Guglinski published his theory in peer-reviewed journals (hopefully without these flaws)

So pedrone,
Can you cite the papers that Guglinski has written on quantum ring theory?
 
My point being that it is the nature of QM that allows for fusion to happen.

Fair enough. Although, for the record, if Coulomb barrier did actually go to infinity as you previously suggested, not even quantum mechanical tunneling would allow fusion to happen.
 

I want to change my guess. You are about twelve years old. Do you really think that is the way to discuss physics? You have never had a physics lesson in your life,all your stuff here comes from dodgy 'science' sites.
 
At last you get it: 2.8 x 10-31 m2 is not equal to 2.7 x 10-31 m2
Thus Guglinski got the wrong value, pedrone.

Really quite simple!

Another problem is with the 2 pages from his book in this post. These pages have obvious flaws such as
  • using a derived value for proton radius to get the wrong value for the electric quadrpopole moment of deuteron.
  • arbitarily changing the derived value and still getting the wrong value!
So the question becomes - it this is ons of the many crackpot science books out there or has Guglinski published his theory in peer-reviewed journals (hopefully without these flaws)

So pedrone,
Can you cite the papers that Guglinski has written on quantum ring theory?

:D
Deviation of light predicted by Einstein
 

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pedrone, you're really not helping your case with your stupid cartoons, any more than with your overuse of smileys...
 

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