Moscovium IS element 115

negative

"element 115" was a stable isotope which had 115 protons

giving it the atomic number of 115

Yes that's Moscovium

but moscovium is an unstable isotope

5 i believe, technically

No Moscovium is the element

negative

who are flat earths

A stable isotope would have a certain number of neutrons

its a different isotope

who are the flat earthers here

do you understand isotpes

A different isotope of Moscovium

There are several of us Flat Earth.

the earth is round my theory is

Yes I do here's the comprehensive table of nuclides although I do call bullshit on a few of them

firstly, dont get hung up on the name "moscovium" as the make or break

Human Sheeple are you a flat earther

So should we not call iron iron or lead lead?

then you would understand that what they produced in moscow wasnt technically "element 115"

he says this same thing

Should we call iron "element 26" ?

@Deleted User are you a flat earther

No I'm mostly flat

Sup

why do you keep sharing that pic

so your a flat earther

you're*, and yes

Look at pictures of the ocean taken from 3,000 feet and it looks flat. Go to Salt Flats or calm lakes and they are flat. Russia has a huge lake and it will freeze perfectly flat. You can find numerous pictures of mountains reflected on flat lakes. No distortion by a curve.

so, outside of the semantics of "moscovium" and "element 115", do you understand why the reactor he described wouldnt work?

No because I've never attempted to build a moscovium reactor and neither have you

you dont have to build an "element 115" reactor to understand why it wouldnt work

all you need is a basic understanding of atomic physics

How can you say what would and would not work when you personally haven't experimentally tested it?

do you understand radioactive decay and nuclear fussion?