The correct answer is similar to the process that takes place in the Sun.
Explanation:
The procedure of producing a solitary weighty nucleus from two lighter nuclei is known as nuclear fusion. This procedure is known as a nuclear reaction. It discharges a huge concentration of energy. The nucleus produced by fusion is heftier in comparison to either of the preliminary nuclei. Fusion does take place in the stars like the Sun. In the process, fusion of hydrogen atoms takes place with helium, which discharges ample concentration of energy. This energy fuels the light and heat of the Sun.
