> One such theory is that the star contains some long-lived nuclides from the island of stability (such as 298Fl or 304Ubn) and that the observed short-lived actinides are the daughters of these progenitors, occurring in secular equilibrium with their parents.
Re:Seven Dyson Sphere Candidates
by consumer451 on Sunday May 19, 2024 @08:25AM
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Yes, thanks. So "the island of stability" is currently only predicted. [0]
This star appears to be so exciting. Whatever the answer is, it is going to push the boundaries of knowledge.
However, assuming that it's not misidentification, would it be fair to say that new physics would have to be discovered to explain things like Americium and Einsteinium?