Open onezpp opened 5 months ago
hexagon is also banned from h so his version is just as unofficial as mine also his version has 10x more spelling and grammar errors so no
"banned from h so his version is just as unofficial as mine" It doesn't change anything, because I created it first. Nothing can change that.
A ban can, in fact, change that.
Also, yours might get deleted soon because you're kinda sorta underage.
And remove the "BombCraft really is acting like a 7 to 10 year old now" from the 10/8/2023 H news; I acted like I was 13 then (because I was 13).
Also, y'know, I might actually play Portal.
"banned from h so his version is just as unofficial as mine" It doesn't change anything, because I created it first. Nothing can change that.
Also, your version of the H isotopic table is fake AF because of all the blatant scientific accuracies.
e.g. 12 stable odd-odd nuclides in just the first 20 elements alone (H-2, Gr-18, Gr-20, Gr-22, Dr-22, Dr-24, Hx-30, Z-34, S-40, C-40, C-44, and C-46), despite there being only 5 stable odd-odd nuclides in the ENTIRE irl periodic table (H-2, Li-6, B-10, N-14, and Ta-180m, although the last one is suspected to be radioactive with a long af half life). This is because IRL elements are more stable with even protons and/or even neutrons, and H elements should behave the same.
Also, I already made stable isotopes up to Bonuon (element 86): https://github.com/ImmediateMurderProfessionals/The-H-isotopic-table-but-it-doesn-t-suck-ass/tree/main
Also, make Bombium-53 and 55 stable, please.
e.g. 12 stable odd-odd nuclides in just the first 20 elements alone (H-2, Gr-18, Gr-20, Gr-22, Dr-22, Dr-24, Hx-30, Z-34, S-40, C-40, C-44, and C-46), despite there being only 5 stable odd-odd nuclides in the ENTIRE irl periodic table (H-2, Li-6, B-10, N-14, and Ta-180m, although the last one is suspected to be radioactive with a long af half life).
That's almost half the joke - the only individual confirmed to know how the Heriodic table works is Tseil, yet nobody knows how it works because of a five-thousand year language barrier.
(Note: Nw is supposed to be (362) and Da is supposed to be (363), I forgor to change it after making the above image)
Shit there's a typo in the rules
Note: the rule about Element 371 is a theoretical. Only up to 138 has been discovered, 138 was discovered in Estelnolia on February 6, 2019, in the reaction (Sa-354+Li-30=Et-382+2n). Also, attempts to synthesize 139 are ongoing. However, we're working on a tactic to synthesize all the way up to around element 164. This tactic should be mastered by 2058. Additionally, another tactic to discover more-neutron rich isotopes of existing elements is being developed and should be mastered within two years
And you're also not replacing my H travel parts. Anyway time to go get creator points in GD!
I should swap Fardium and Amogium they’re right next to each other and their atomic symbols spell out a slur
e.g. 12 stable odd-odd nuclides in just the first 20 elements alone (H-2, Gr-18, Gr-20, Gr-22, Dr-22, Dr-24, Hx-30, Z-34, S-40, C-40, C-44, and C-46), despite there being only 5 stable odd-odd nuclides in the ENTIRE irl periodic table (H-2, Li-6, B-10, N-14, and Ta-180m, although the last one is suspected to be radioactive with a long af half life).
That's almost half the joke - the only individual confirmed to know how the Heriodic table works is Tseil, yet nobody knows how it works because of a five-thousand year language barrier.
Stop vandalizing Bombium, you have no say in MY element
I don't think a person who isn't allowed to be in H anymore would have authority over what the official website is