The evolution of elements

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  1. Beaconator

    Beaconator Valued Senior Member

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    I’ve seen the earth. It holds every element and doesn’t always explode it’s iron core.

    that reminds me of making my experiment with a large iron core just to be safe.

    something like a real lava lamp lol
     
    Beaconator, Sep 3, 2021
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    Ssssssss Registered Senior Member

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    OK now you are just talking disconnected shite. I'm out.
     
    Ssssssss, Sep 3, 2021
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    What if it isn’t. We have “identified” all the elements our atmosphere can provide given its temperature and pressures we can sustain. Found iron as the breaking point between fusion and fission by some stretch. But we haven’t ever found out how all the elements work together to make the universe and there is no way to hypothesize the matter except combining them all in a safe way like pokemon
     
    Beaconator, Sep 8, 2021
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  7. James R

    James R Just this guy, you know? Staff Member

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    The question was answered in post #2. Thread closed.
     
    James R, Sep 11, 2021
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