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Peter grimes more or less got it; It’s an "island" in the nuclides table of super heavy elements which are relatively stable compared to the other isotopes it the area. The exact "position of the island" is not clearly defined as a lot of isotopes in the area are still undiscovered. The...

really no idea, I was just guessig so next question: What's the island of stability and in which area is it suspected to be found?

conduction cells in the brain :P

so maybe conducting cell in the liver :p

is this when a river bends than the outer bank, which is usually more steep because of the erosion?

almost 3 days since the question was posted, so I'll say Simple Simon or open floor?

Google http://www.thechurchofgoogle.org/

lol, since when does EA patch their games?

Why not? Millions of people play lottery every day and this wouldn't be much different.

it's actually 134K and the material is a thallium-mercury-copper-someting-oxide..., but 120K isn't that far away, so uppi's up

What's the highest temperature at which a known material shows superconducting properties? (at normal pressure)

energy-time

no signs of life from nonconformist since 3 days, should we just give mise the turn?

Some gas clouds getting hit by a gamma ray burst? IIRC the temperature of the sun's core is about 14'000'000 K. So this should be even more :hmm:

and we call this science quiz :confused: