Elements from Outer Space REVEAL

All liquids, gases, and solids found on our planet Earth are made from one or more of 92 naturally occurring elements. From what they have observed, scientists have determined that these same 92 elements are found throughout our universe. But are there more Elements lurking in the Cosmos? And if so, could these unknown and undiscovered Space Elements be considered Super?
 

Have undisclosed Elements been discovered in Outer Space? The hidden Periodic Table of Elements will be made known.

— Supernatural Spirit (@spiritworldblog) October 22, 2015

 Undiscovered Elements lurk in the deep darkness of the Cosmos.

And This:
The entire universe shares a common set of elements. In the very early universe, the only elements were hydrogen and helium. But since the formation of stars, lighter elements within the stars began fusing to create heavier elements, producing all the other naturally occurring elements. 
 

@1:01 - “Until Hydrogen are able to fuse together to form Helium. 

These became stars and the fusion reaction made them bright.”

Heavier elements are also formed inside stars . . .

Two New Elements Join Periodic Table

Two new elements, known for now as 114 and 116, are being added to the periodic table.

 The new elements were first detected in 2004 and 2006, but it took years to confirm them.

These new elements were discovered through a collaboration between U.S. and Russian scientists, a top U.S. chemistry expert said Friday.  

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WHERE DID ALL THE ELEMENTS COME FROM? 

 Answer: The Heaven(s)

. . . the heavens will pass away with a roar and the elements will be destroyed with intense heat, and the earth and its works will be burned up – 2 Peter 3:10.

Interesting enough:

“Intense heat” is a requirement to destroy Super-Elements.

WHO OR WHAT CREATED ALL THE ELEMENTS?

 Answer: The Creator used the Big Cosmic Inflation to create ALL the elements. 

All = Known and Unknown Elements

“Ununpentium [Element 115] came from there.”

“When the universe was 3 minutes old, it had cooled enough for these protons and neutrons to combine into nuclei. This is known as the time of nucleosynthesis. Hydrogen, helium, lithium, and beryllium were produced. Today, about 90% of the universe is still hydrogen.”

The Cosmic Mircowave Background

“The Cosmic Microvave Background, or CMB, is radiation that fills the universe and can be detected in every direction. Mircowaves are invisible to the naked eye so they cannot be seen without instruments.”

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Element #115 “Ununpentium”  

‘Element 115′ as alien-power-source theory came on the heels of a Scientific American article discussing possible ‘islands of stability’ in super-heavy trans-uranium elements that may possibly exist further down the periodic table. I still remember reading that article, it was quite interesting. As for his explanation that the quasi-stable 115 is then bombarded by protons to turn it into unstable ‘element 116′, which then quickly decays and creates some kind of gravitational vortex… hah! Pure gibberish.    

Not Gibberish, A Future Fact:

Ununpentium has no practical uses yet. It’s so unstable that it doesn’t stay around long enough to make anything out of it. Almost immediately after the Swedish scientists created it by smashing twenty-proton calcium nuclei into ninety-five-proton americium nuclei at high speed, the ununpentium decayed into element 113—ununtrium—which itself decayed into lighter elements. 

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Thanks to the work of chemists at Lund University in Sweden, a brand new element has taken a seat at the periodic table: Element 115, or ununpentium (Uup) as it is currently known. Ununpentium (which is sadly just the Latin/Greek for “115,” not a homage to the Intel CPU) is one of the heaviest elements ever created, extremely rare (it probably only occurs in nature a few milliseconds after a star goes supernova).

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