Heaviest element yet within reach after major breakthrough
Nature ^ | 23 Jul 2024 | Katherine BourzacScientists at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory in Berkeley, California, announced today that they have for the first time used a beam of titanium to make a known superheavy element, livermorium — element 116. After upgrading the lab’s equipment, the team plans to use similar techniques to try to produce element 120. The heaviest element that has been made so far is oganesson, element 118, which was first synthesized in 2002.
Please tell me it’s metal.
Is it called “Lizzonium”?
… to keep Kamala from blowing away during the abbreviated campaign season…
… to put some weight behind any Biden proclamations made during the rest of his term…
A learning experience. I thought the heaviest element was MichaelNeverMoorium, or possibly StaceyAbramsGoldenCorralious.
The Heaviest Element on Earth May Have Practical Applications: …
but probably not.
… such as the next big step to unobtainium
The Heaviest Element on Earth May Have Practical Applications: Better terminal performance for the given cartridge size. Yeah it’s still a 9mm, but it hits like a .45.
The Heaviest Element on Earth May Have Practical Applications: A paper weight to keep all our USD from flying off to Ukraine and the Middle East whenever the political winds blow.
The Heaviest Element on Earth May Have Practical Applications: Finally somebody will create a band that can one up Lamb of God.
All I know is the Space Aliens gave us element 115 and are coming here to see if we know where God is.
It’s all elementary Mr. Watson.
Plus, our long national nightmare is over, we have two temporarily unique baby names to pick from.
At some point it will show up on The View and offer up leftist drivel…