China's 'artificial sun' set a new world record on Thursday by running for 1056 seconds at high plasma temperature, the longest duration for an experimental advanced superconducting tokamak (EAST) fusion energy reactor, Xinhua News Agency reported.
Not saying it's really feasible, but iron poisoning would do it. Just chuck enough iron (read: a few Jupiter-sized masses of iron. This is the bit that's unfeasible) into a main sequence star and you've basically shoved a control rod into a nuclear reactor, except instead of just quietly shutting down it either slows fusion enough to trigger a red giant expansion or just shuts the star's fusion off entirely, resulting in a nova.
Actually both of these possibilities would also nuke earth in the process, so, uh, teleport it into a black hole?
Not saying it's really feasible, but iron poisoning would do it. Just chuck enough iron (read: a few Jupiter-sized masses of iron. This is the bit that's unfeasible) into a main sequence star and you've basically shoved a control rod into a nuclear reactor, except instead of just quietly shutting down it either slows fusion enough to trigger a red giant expansion or just shuts the star's fusion off entirely, resulting in a nova.
Actually both of these possibilities would also nuke earth in the process, so, uh, teleport it into a black hole?
If we can teleport shit, it'd be easier to just teleport the earth out of the sol system and away from the sun lol.
Yeah but we're trying to blow up the sun here.