>>10990863not exactly as another anon pointed out there isnt much room on the periodic table of the elements for anything new and in a radioactive sense there is sort of a upper limit where more mass means shorter half life and you wont find those elements probably as they would be super rare and die fast and transmute into other lighter elements
however there is a low chance odd state mater may be found. stuff with tangled electron orbits holding them together. not chemically bound but the electron cloud of the 2 is holding 2 nuclei and slabs of odd state matter may be found on long dead stars. stuff thats bigger than our sun but still couldnt super nova deep in its core may have some veins of odd state matter
it should be stated i made up that nomenclature and it probably has a proper term for the concept. probably something like entangled matter
