Element 115 and Bismuth
The Periodic Table of the Elements is not quite
complete yet. As is, the periodic table extends from element number 1 (Hydrogen) to
element number 118 (UnUnOctium). Well it should fully extend to number
118, but in fact it does not. Starting from element 93, the elements
are created artificially (most are not stable and have relatively short
half-lives, some as quick as a fraction of a millisecond).
Of all the artificial elements created by man to date, there are still
three left to create: Element 113, Element 115 (also known as
UnUnPentium or UUP), and Element 117. It just so happens that the
element needed to build a flying saucer does not even exist on this
planet in nature. It has not and may never be artificially created.
The element is number 115, the element that according to Lazar is the
key to building flying discs. The 115 is said to have unusual
gravitational properties due to its nuclear configuration.
The only element that even comes close to UUP is Bismuth.
If you look at a diagram of the periodic table of the elements, you
will notice that the element Bismuth is right above the spot where
element 115 should be located. That is because Bismuth is exactly
one energy level below element 115, and therefore its nuclear
configuration is the same except for the fact that UUP has more
Protons and Neutrons. A man by the name of Henry William Wallace
has already demonstrated that it may be possible to artificially
create gravity with Bismuth in a fashion a lot simpler than
bombarding it with protons. In 1971 he released a patent on a
method for creating an artificial gravitational field by spinning a
substance with a half-integral nuclear spin value.
Ironically, Bismuth is heaviest stable element with the highest
half-integral nuclear spin value. In another section I will provide
the actual patents of Wallace and attempt to explain the main concept
behind his patents. Without access to UUP, if humans were to build
warp drive technology based on the Sports Model Flying Disc, the only
other way humans may do it successfully would be with the element
Bismuth. Unfortunately the strength of Bismuth's gravitational field
holding the protons and neutrons together is many times weaker than UUP
, so Bismuth may actually be out of the question, but until that is
proven, it is definitely our best bet. Hopefully Wallace's patents
will shed some light on this controversial topic.
Figure 8: Periodic Information for Element 115
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