Japanese scientists discover Unobtainium, element 113!

[Taro Toporific]

Scientists claim to have synthesized ununtrium, element 113
latimes.com | September 26, 2012
A group of Japanese scientists announced Wednesday that they have finally synthesized the elusive element 113, which has been called ununtrium.
If confirmed, the feat would mark the first time Japanese researchers have been first to synthesize an element of the periodic table...more...

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Which would be only one of two notably things synthesized by Japanese. The other, being speed.

So, wonder how much of this stuff is found in Fukushima.

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Which would be only one of two notably things synthesized by Japanese. The other, being speed.

What about war history?

[gaijinpunch]

Haha. That one took me a minute. Touche'

[Taro Toporific]

Graphics artist, Bunpei Yorifuji, of the "Do-it-at-home" train manners poster fame has also discovered Unobtainium, element 113...

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Call Me Lithium {book review}
Wired.com | Oct 4, 2012
…just released a translation of Japanese illustrator Bunpei Yorifuji’s Wonderful Life with the Elements: Periodic Table Personified. Yorifuji has a cult following in Japan thanks to a series of cartoon etiquette posters he did for Tokyo subway riders, titled “Just Do It At Home.” The posters dance with humor and so does his version of the Period Table in which every element becomes a character, and a hard-working character at that.
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