The neutron, which is a proton-electron bond, contributes to electricity generation. Radiation emitted by nuclei and single charges can also generate electric energy. There is no nuclear strong or weak force, only an electrodynamic force. The example of protons fusion demonstrates that the Universal Force provides precise information about interactions without empirical approximations. The radiation power increases to theoretical infinity as the relative velocity approaches the speed of light.Is nuclear fusion enhanced with negative mass nuclei and particles?Can negative mass nuclear fusion be made efficient?Can negative mass nuclear fusion offer better safety?Does negative mass nuclear fusion rely on statistical processes?Does negative mass nuclear fusion offer a simpler and cheaper method to generate energy?In the development of this study, you’ll find comprehensible answers to the above questions, which are backed by the experimentally proven laws of electrodynamics through the Universal Electrodynamic Force and the New Atomic Model.