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Where Does the Energy Come from in the Fusion of Hydrogen into Helium?

April 26, 2017energy Fusion helium Hydrogen

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Where Does the Energy Come from in the Fusion of Hydrogen into Helium?

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During the fusion of hydrogen, approximately 0.7% of the mass of hydrogen is converted into energy. This means that the resulting helium has 0.7% less mass than the original hydrogen.