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Originally Posted by Rex84
I am begging anyone on here to educate me on Element 115 and it's use in anti-gravity emitters and such.
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There is no evidence that ununpentium is useful in "anti-gravity emitters." That's just from a claim by Bob Lazar who I wouldn't, to put it nicely, consider to be a reputable source.
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Why it is not so easy to make here in our galaxy?
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It isn't easy to make anywhere. Don't expect it to be more abundant in other solar systems or even other galaxies. It's a very heavy element. The 115 isotopes we can make have such a short half life it's a bit of a trick doing anything with the stuff before it decays. There might be a more stable isotope, but it is unknown how stable, and we don't see any of it around in nature.