Element 115 as a Propulsion Fuel: Chemical Viability Challenged by Decay, Scarcity, and Melting Point Constraints
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Bob Lazar’s claim that Element 115 powers alien propulsion is chemically implausible because the element is highly radioactive with no stable isotopes and millisecond half-lives, only about 50 atoms have ever been observed since 2003, and its melting point is predicted around 400°C—far from his 1740°C figure—making gram-scale, long-term storage impossible as fuel.
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