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Bob lazar: Area 51 & Flying saucers NETFLIX
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<blockquote data-quote="xblitzkriegx" data-source="post: 16230611" data-attributes="member: 105608"><p>its literally impossible to see a piece of moscovium because of the rate of decay. its also extremely radioactive. the only stable versions of Moscovium existing now have a half-life around 0.09s and it decays in to nihonium which itself only has a half life of around 10 seconds in its most stable form. that eventually decays back down to mendelevium which itself has a half life around 2 months.</p><p></p><p>cramming more neutrons in to it wont make it anymore stable, thats not how things work. theres islands of stability where elements can possibly be stable. a happy equilibrium where protons and neutrons exist. scientists theorize that around 120 might be the next stable area, maybe. moscovium isnt near an island. theres never going to be a stable version of it and its useless unless viewed as a stepping stone for other, heavier elements or as a way to observe other elements as it decays in to them.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="xblitzkriegx, post: 16230611, member: 105608"] its literally impossible to see a piece of moscovium because of the rate of decay. its also extremely radioactive. the only stable versions of Moscovium existing now have a half-life around 0.09s and it decays in to nihonium which itself only has a half life of around 10 seconds in its most stable form. that eventually decays back down to mendelevium which itself has a half life around 2 months. cramming more neutrons in to it wont make it anymore stable, thats not how things work. theres islands of stability where elements can possibly be stable. a happy equilibrium where protons and neutrons exist. scientists theorize that around 120 might be the next stable area, maybe. moscovium isnt near an island. theres never going to be a stable version of it and its useless unless viewed as a stepping stone for other, heavier elements or as a way to observe other elements as it decays in to them. [/QUOTE]
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