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RE: Ununpentium (Element 115) - Is it possible to create it so that it is stable with a long half-life? I believe so, here is my theory!
According to [1]:
"Elerium, also known as element 115, is the primary energy source for alien technologies. It fuels alien ships and can be recovered from UFO landing and crash sites..."
Element 115 depending on it's atomic weight (288, 289 or 290) can have differing properties. 288 typically exhibits anti-gravitational properties....the shit levitates....289 can effect the fabric of space and time if enough of it is combined and charged with enough electricity (think wormhole) while 290 can do both.
Ok so do you already have complete the 115 element ??
I just watch a video on youtube about time traveler.. the guy claim he took uranium and unpentium for making a kind of ball of energy and he take this with hes hand and he goes in the future for a lot of time but when he came back no time goes by.. i drop this here
I found this very interresting
Hi @theoretical, sorry for re-bumping this old comment thread, but didn't know how else to get in touch with you! I was referred to you by Julián González.
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We’re curious if we’d be able to chat to someone from the SMT team to discuss our options in the meanwhile. Currently, we’re leaning towards issuing an ERC-20 and then switching to SMT’s once they launch, but we’d love to find a way to build on STEEM from the get-go.
Let us know if you have some time to talk and discuss our use case.
Thanks,
José