The Periodic Table of Marvel

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Galvorn: Galvorn is a fictional metal from J.R.R. Tolkien’s Middle Earth. It was first mentioned in The Silmarillion, where it was described as being harder than Dwarven steel but malleable enough to be easily used to craft weapons and create armour. In the Lord of the Rings series, Galvorn was also used to create armor and weapons that reflected only the light of the moon. The Legend of Vox Machina" Could Be Gayer But I Love It Anyway". Autostraddle. 14 February 2022 . Retrieved 25 February 2022. A variety of stones with magical properties, they have the power to invoke " evolution" in some species of Pokémon. There are currently ten known stones - Fire Stones, Thunder Stones, Leaf Stones, Water Stones, Moon Stones, Sun Stones, Shiny Stones, Dawn Stones, Dusk Stones, and Ice Stones. Some Pokémon need one of these stones to achieve their final evolutions, while others can use one or more to achieve a different evolution than standard. For example, Eevee can evolve into eight different species, with five of them accessed through one of the above stones. Element which is, in the French first edition of the novel, ~100,000 times more radioactive than radium. [92] In the English first edition this is reduced to 100 times. [93] Xirdalium was invented by Jules Verne's son Michel, who introduced it to the novel, together with the character Zephyrin Xirdal, [94] a 'private genius' who synthesized the new element. In the story Xirdal then uses Xirdalium in a contraption emitting a strong tractor beam able to alter the trajectory of the meteor mentioned in the novel's title.

According to the wizards at the Unseen University, the species Chelys galactica, including Great A'Tuin, are largely made of this element. Its properties are apparently known to them (but not to the readers of the series's books). Warpstone: Warpstone is an extremely powerful and highly unstable crystal from the expansive Warhammer universe with numerous unusual properties. It is magic in solid form and possesses incredible capabilities like transmuting metals and powering machinery and weapons. Comic Books First used in 1970 in the "Crelm Toothpaste" sketch of the season 2 episode "How Not To Be Seen", and again in 1971 when the same sketch was re-released as part of the Pythons' film And Now for Something Completely Different. A chemical of obscure composition, ostensibly a powerful preventative of tooth decay and invariably referred to as "the miracle ingredient, fraudulin", it is a direct parody on the use of questionably effective "miracle additives" in advertising puffery.Marco Arnaudo (translated by Jamie Richards), The Myth of the Superhero, (JHU Press), 2013, ISBN 1421409534, 9781421409535, p19 Extraterrestrial element found in meteorites. The German research team Group 935 discovers it in northern France in 1918 where zombified Christian knights infect the research team. Seen throughout the 'Zombies' storyline, it powers energy weapons, zombifies (and in some cases mutates) humans, increases the abilities of humans, can bend time and space, and alters firearms. E115 is used in some way by the German Empire, Nazi Germany, and the Soviet Union; creating zombies every time. The real element 115, moscovium, is unstable, lasting only seconds before decaying radioactively. This rendering of the Marvel Periodic Table of the Elements tries to make the elemental properties of fictional materials clear through improved geometry. This table is based on the Janet left-step periodic table with the following changes.

The latter is proven when due to Deathstroke the Terminator's use of promethium forged weaponry and equipment; i.e. his armor, sword and possibly his gun staff made of volatile promethium, which he can use without worry due to his healing factor; had triggered latent superpower abilities in his children Rose and Joseph Wilson. [103] Its use and proliferation also had a hand in creating the supervillain team called The Hybrid, as each of them got their powers from infusions of the irradiated material. [104] Gail E. Hawisher, Cynthia L. Selfe, Literacy, technology, and society: confronting the issues, (Prentice Hall), 1997, p100The combination of all these elements in her name creates a formidable image of a powerful assassin, who’s not at all what she seems to be. Iron man’s suit is one of the most recognizable in the marvel universe. The red and gold colors have become synonymous with the character, representing his wealth and power. Rarest of three stable transuranic elements predicted by the new science of nucleonics in James P. Hogan's Giants series. Not naturally occurring outside of neutron stars; trace amounts of genevium are detectable after detonation of nucleonic weapons, but it requires higher yields to produce than hyperium and bonnevillium.

Pratchett, Terry; Briggs, Stephen (2012). Turtle Recall: The Discworld Companion...So Far. Victor Gollancz Ltd. p.350. ISBN 978-0-575-09120-7. A bright green mineral used to produce incredibly strong alloys originally discovered by explorers from the Neutral Territories. [95] References to it are found throughout the game's item descriptions. Is used in everything from spaceship hulls to railgun ammunition. Players can mine Xithricite ore from asteroids.Group Names have changed from numbers, to electron orbitals. Combined with the left-step table, this clarifies which orbital will be filled next. Green liquid with symbol Ar and atomic number 7. Makes a compound that is corrosive to copper when mixed with Galine and Sanite, and a compound that produces clouds when exposed to air when mixed with Regalite. The real element 7 is nitrogen; and symbol Ar = argon. Seth Godin, The Encyclopedia of Fictional People: The Most Important Characters of the 20th Century, (Boulevard Books), 1996, ISBN 1572970731, 9781572970731, p4 Flubber: Flubber is a 1997 cult-classic movie starring Robin Williams and featuring the sentient fictional substance flubber. The term flubber is a portmanteau of “flying rubber” used to describe the chaotic behavior of the experimental material.

The colors represent tony stark’s wealth, as he is able to afford the expense of the complex suit. The gold adds a flair of luxury and sets iron man apart from other heroes. Glassy, Mark C. (26 April 2018). Biology Run Amok!: The Life Science Lessons of Science Fiction Cinema. McFarland. pp.121–122. ISBN 978-1-4766-2592-8 . Retrieved 11 January 2019.

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a b "Critical Role: What You Can Expect From Exandria Unlimited". CBR. 16 July 2021 . Retrieved 25 February 2022. Having a shared universe for characters allowed for cross-promotion and increased exposure for lesser-known characters.