ZPEnergy.com - Element 115 Created

William Alek writes: Element 115 made popular by Bob Lazar was recently created in a lab:
Uut and Uup Add Their Atomic Mass to Periodic Table

By JAMES GLANZ

Published: February 1, 2004

A team of Russian and American scientists are reporting today that they have created two new chemical elements, called superheavies because of their enormous atomic mass. The discoveries fill a gap at the furthest edge of the periodic table and hint strongly at a weird landscape of undiscovered elements beyond.

The team, made up of scientists from Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in California and the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research in Dubna, Russia, is disclosing its findings in a paper being published today in Physical Review C, a leading chemistry journal. The paper was reviewed by scientific peers outside the research group before publication.

"Two new elements have been produced," said Dr. Walt Loveland, a nuclear chemist at Oregon State University who is familiar with the research. "It's just incredibly exciting. It seems to open up the possibility of synthesizing more elements beyond this."

The periodic table is the oddly shaped checkerboard - with an H for hydrogen, the lightest element, in the upper-left-hand corner - that hangs in chemistry classrooms the world over. Each element has a different number of protons, particles with a positive electrical charge, in the dense central kernel called the nucleus.

The number of protons, beginning with one for hydrogen, fixes an element's place in the periodic table and does much to determine an element's chemical properties: ductile and metallic at room temperature for gold (No. 79), gaseous and largely inert for neon (10), liquid and toxic for mercury (80).

Elements as heavy as uranium, No. 92 on the list, are found in nature, and others have been created artificially. But much heavier elements have been difficult to make, partly because they became increasingly unstable and short-lived.

Still, for roughly half a century, nuclear scientists have been searching for an elusive "island of stability," somewhere among the superheavies, in which long-lived elements with new chemical properties might exist. Dr. Loveland said that the new results indicated that scientists might be closing in on that island.

"We're sort of in the shoals of the island of stability," said Dr. Kenton J. Moody, a Livermore nuclear physicist who was one of the experimenters in the work.

"It's an amazing effect," he added. "We're really just chipping away at the edges of it."

The experiments took place at a cyclotron, a circular particle accelerator, in Dubna, where the scientists fired a rare isotope of calcium at americium, an element used in applications as varied as nuclear weapons research and household smoke detectors. Four times during a month of 24-hour-a-day bombardment in July and August, scientists on the experiment said, a calcium nucleus fused with an americium nucleus and created a new element.

Each calcium nucleus contains 20 protons and americium 95. Since the number of protons determines where an element goes in the periodic table, simple addition shows the new element to bear the atomic number 115, which had never been seen before. Within a fraction of a second, the four atoms of Element 115 decayed radioactively to an element with 113 protons. That element had never been seen, either. The atoms of 113 lasted for as long as
1.2 seconds before decaying radioactively to known elements.

Scientists generally do not give permanent names to elements and write them into textbooks until the discoveries have been confirmed by another laboratory. By an international convention based on the numbers, element 113 will be given the temporary name Ununtrium (abbreviated Uut for the periodic table) and element 115 will be designated Ununpentium (Uup).

Dr. Loveland said he agreed that the new elements would require independent confirmation before they could receive final acceptance. And he conceded that the Dubna find was likely to receive more than the usual amount of scrutiny: two years ago, the reported discovery of Element 118 was retracted after a scientist at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory was found to have fabricated evidence.

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Element 115 and Bob Lazar:
http://www.mufor.org/lazar.htm

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Element 115 is mentioned in Stan Romanek's equations:
http://www.rense.com/general46/stan.html

According to my research, a heavy current is passed through Element 115 causing it to transmute or disassociate to Helium. The energy released during this process is called radiant energy, or ZPE. Flooding a room with ZPE changes the space-time metrics of that room. This change causes mass and gravity to decrease, time speeds up, frequency is "blue-shifted", volume and energy increase. Since this phenomena is relativistic, this change is only observerable from the outside, looking into the room. To an observer within the room, everthing appears "normal". However, when the observer within the room looks to the outside, the world appears "red-shifted", its mass and gravity increased, and time slows down. Here's a suggested design that utilizes this process:
http://www.intalek.com/Pictures/SmartFLOW01.gif

The element Tungsten is replaced with element 115. The resulting effect is essentially the same. The space-time metrics within the craft are modified. The mass fluctuating aspect of the craft is accomplished by extracting excess energy through the outer layers of the craft. This process produces an effect called AC Gravity. AC Gravity was first demonstrated, then later published in Germany in 1927, and is known as the Kowsky-Frost experiment: This theory of operation can be traced back to here: http://www.keelynet.com/gravity/KFrost.htm

The quartz in the Kowsky-Frost experiment is "pumped" by a similar means through plates attached above and below the crystal as shown. The amount of mass fluctuation is controlled on either side of the crystal by another set of plates connected to a power rheostat: http://www.intalek.com/Papers/RadioUmschauArtikel.pdf

Its interesting to note that Germany had this technology BEFORE World War II! Perhaps it became "classified" and developed, and ultimately used in the German UFO program: http://www.galactic-server.com/rune/vril4.html

Bill
The NUCLEAR VILLAGE Project