Hi everyone! This is my first post.
I am begging anyone on here to educate me on Element 115 and it's use in anti-gravity emitters and such. Why it is not so easy to make here in our galaxy? What galaxies theoretically might have it in abundance? I know Hydrogen and Helium are in great abundance here.

Help!

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Welcome...
I'm not the one to do the educating... but there is a recent thread on exactly this subject here that might be helpful to you.
It's not easy in any galaxy.

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Have you considered looking up element 115 on Wikipedia? If you had, you would have found an entry for Ununpentium.

Whether or not an elment is viable has nothing to do with its galaxy. Rather, it has everything to do with its nuclear/atomic/molecular structure.

As for "anti-gravity emitters and such," references to those sorts of things belongs in the ATM (Against the Mainstream) section.

Welcome to the board, consider looking at the links I provided, and have fun!

By the way, I answered "YES," as it's viable for 87.5 ms for isotope 288, and 32 ms for isotope 287.

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Splendid!! You are veritable fountain of information! Well I know the heavier elements should be in the older galaxies most of the data I show is that our galaxy just has not been around long enough to produce it yet.

Okay here I go to those sights! Thanks so much!!

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It's hogwash.

Wait... even the hogs wouldn't touch this wash.

Welcome to BAUT Forum.

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Any relation to Horseflesh?
(Time Bandits.) LOL!
I know. Horseflesh is dead!

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Great film.

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Yes it is and it is free on youtube, I have the DVD but i thought it was cool to watch it for free. just do a search on there.

Curious though, things get blown out to space from the escaping gases in a contained area. People always say sucked out though! But sucking a vacuum is hard to do...so from that point--YOU ARE CORRECT SIR!!!!!! 10,000,000,000,000 sucking points!!!!

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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.

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.

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Hey thanks...Looking up Bob Lazar now!! Got a video interview on Gravity A and Gravity B very technical...it is funny how he says that he even did not believe he or anyone in government is qualified to be researching Element 115. Sort of sad to hear that in what seems to be a intuitive person evidently untrained but very intuitive. Somehow though I want to believe there is a way to create folds in space. What is it called tensor dynamics?

Well here is to the people at CERN maybe before they all die they will find out! LOL!

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Why isn't this in ATM?

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I think you don't understand. Element 115 has just as much chance of being produced in a young galaxy as an old. You would not expect to find it in any reasonable amount in either because it will decay soon after it is made.

You are more likely to get it made in super novas but it will decay away almost immediately.

Yes I understand that it can be found in the supernovas, but somehow I find that making it to a supenova to get Element 115 costly don't ya think..lol! No what I mean in "young galazy heavier elements are not that abundant--supernovas withstanding..I know right. Thanks for the post. Keep me updated on way to harvest the supernovas in our galaxies though, if we can do that then to blazes with Element 115 right?

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Because this was my first post and everyone keeps replying about Element 115--I promise not to post anything else on the matter unless someone replies about it. Thank you though for restating that again. Someone else emailed me earlier about the ATM "BYLAW"....

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Thanks for informing me about the ATM forum ealier in this post! That was my newbie mistake bringing in the subjects you emphasized in your reply.

Hey Solid State Physics gets people to work on time and pays the bills I know right?

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just to point out something...

if gravitons are real and the way they generate gravity is by escaping to other dimensions, then an antigravity thing wouldnt emit...it would suck gravitons out of this other dimension or block their ability to escape...

Hmmmm now you are talking Quantum mechanics I believe. On this forum that is dangerous stuff. Let's keep it Real or the Solid State gang will be on us! LOL! I mean we have no idea how gravity is really created, where it begins or end yet in Solid State. I know that is beautiful idea though, but not only did I hear about the ATM "bylaw" I was told through official channels! Thanks though but my lips are closed on Quantum mechanics here! So let's start that up in the ATM "circle talk".

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QM is not taboo here.

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Ok, let's take a break here and winnow out the wheat from the chaff.

1. There is no abundance of element 115 anywhere. It is difficult to make, and has a short half-life. If you are unclear on these terms, I would recommend Wikipedia for a start - but don't accept everything in Wiki as gospel.

2. There is absolutely no anti-gravity associated with element 115 or any other element. I will seldom take such a strong position without qualifying it; in this case I will. To misquote young Dr. Frankenstein, "Anti-gravity is doo-doo!"

3. And it's still hogwash, or worse.

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Plus. whats wrong with discussing QM?

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Thanks my friend valid points and well put.
Okay I thought I said I was keeping online with the ATM bylaws and not discussing the aforementioned subject, notheless,thanks for that yes I am aware of that all now. Wikipedia and few college professors seem to share "some" congruent theories--however like I stated earlier, I am not discussing this on this thread anymore, but in the ATM later on. OKay everbody. Trying to keep it Real here in the Solid State Universe. Okay? On to next project then right I know? Because I am going on that subject.

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Well do a search on Wikipedia like everyone tells me to do my friend. It is just not Solid State Physics so it has to be discussed in the ATM if you go by the book on this I know right?

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I hear Nibiru's got a ton of the stuff.

Well okay then as long as you say it is okay, but I ain'ts gonna go first...LOL!

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Nooooooooooooooo!

Not the Nibiru word!!! LOL!

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There is something called the island of stability. Look it up.

Basically, as we get near element 115, there are possibilities for stable(theoretically stable) nuclei. The problem getting there is having the right number of neutrons in the final product. As of yet, our isotopes are too light to reach the island of stability. Element 115 has been produced in small numbers(less than a dozen per experiment), and decays in less than 100 ms. The stable version of 115 could last from minutes, to days, to billions of years. Only once it is produced can we verify predictions. Make note all other predictions of decay rates are in very good agreement with available data. Almost how planck's radiation law was so consistent with the data they had at the time.

All this to say, element 115 is not unique. It has stable brothers and sisters and I have seen no explanation as to why 115 will yield anti-gravity, but 114 and 116 will not.

I dunno. It originally began as a half real, half ATM question, but devolved into a most ATMesque monologue. Even if it's against the ATM side of the house, it still belongs in the ATM section, as that's what it's for - ATM stuff, both pro and con.

Of course, the next thread I'll be visiting is Nibiru...

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If I set the budget, we'd have Ares and more. Unfortunately, I don't set the budget, and Ares is just too expensive and too far out for us to accomplish our goals within the budget we were given.

If we halt the ISS, all versions of Ares, and transport Orion and Altair aboard DIRECTv3's Jupiter family of Shuttle-Derived Launch Vehicles, we just might make it back to the Moon by 2020.

Thank you so much...I was scared to post any of that now on this thread.
Yes read about the island of stability, but then Robert Lazar said this all too and then this becomes not so credible in the mainstream scientific community due to the sensitive nature of what he supposedly works on in the government facility--so it seems it is not gonna be accepted as valid on this thread. Sorry I started this up in the wrong forum. IF anyone wants to take over the subject matter in another thread in ATM I am for it. But as I said I am !

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I am so retarded for starting this in the wrong forum--lol Nibiru...we is in trouble now! Here come the post!!!

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