Elements 119 - 164

In addition to having a different setup for categorizing the elements that make up the Universe, there are also numerous additional elements that humans have yet to discover. Some are common and humans have not found them solely because they lack the proper detection methods, while others are simply not found on Earth. Below is a full listing of all the elements added on top of the known 118 on Earth.

### Element 119: Chronite

Chronite is an extremely quick-decaying element with no practical uses.

### Element 120: Crymazium

Like chronite, crymazium has almost no practical uses. It does, however, react with some of the lower radioactive elements, such as einsteinium, which allows stable isotopes to be used as radiation detectors in advanced Geiger counters.

### Element 121: Chrysadeum

The first of the stable elements, chrysadeum is a standard nonmetal similar to oxygen or nitrogen. It is primarily used in holographic projection links for command deck interfaces, but has recently found more widespread use in personal projectors as well.

### Element 122: Denzium

Denzium is a transition metal with a very high melting point. It is almost always in solid state, and used for heat absorption and thermal dampers as it can retain temperatures of up to 5,000 degrees Fahrenheit with minimal emissions.

### Element 123: Eitrite

Considered part of the superfluids, an elemental class not found on Earth, eitrite is a transparent liquid. It is used to transmit data in a similar way to fiber optics once it has been refined, and is also used for visual transfers in personal imagers.

### Element 124: Managien

Managien is one of the key ingredients in Scain Boosters, making it a highly prized commodity. It is also used in several designer drugs, such as Vi'il and Gold Sand, as it can cause hallucinations and psychotropic responses. It interacts freely with biological compounds capable of carrying an electrochemical charge, meaning it targets the nervous system specifically.

### Element 125: Jastrilium

One of the more dangerous elements, it causes advanced muscle growth but extreme neural decay by interacting with biological material in a similar way to managien. Jastrilium founts are rare, but it is obvious when one ruptures as creatures around the breach become violent and uncontrollable, and sentient races lose the ability to communicate, speak or in some cases even think rationally. Refined jastrilium is used in implants and gene modifications.

### Element 126: Malkathite

The first of the supermetals, another class not found on Earth, malkathite is a golden metal mined on high-pressure planets. It is one of the primary exports of the Scain Empire and is found in much of their gilded decorations. Although not particularly valuable from the start, it is an extremely attractive metal and can be wrought into fine jewelry and embellishments. It is also used as plating for conductors in CI terminals and large starships.

### Element 127: Arcanium

Although pretty, arcanium serves very little purpose. It grows as a rainbow crystal on high-pressure planets, particularly those with supercritical atmospheres. Unfortunately, if the temperature or pressure drop too quickly, it becomes extremely brittle and can shatter on contact. Some artisans, particularly Taeski and Heil, pride themselves on being able to create stable, long-lasting versions of arcanium crystals.

### Element 128: Kestautium

An unusually potent radioactive liquid, kestautium is carefully mined and then used to create dampeners for starships with overclocked engines. This is considered highly illegal and kestautium deposits are mined and kept safeguarded by various governments. Unchecked and if exposed to electrical charges, kestautium can trigger a runaway explosion which an bathe an entire planet in radioactive particles in a matter of minutes.

### Element 129: Alkahesien

An extremely rare transition metal that looks remarkably like mercury (Element 80). Solid-state elements immersed in it have their electron bonds weakened to the point where it takes minimal involvement from an outside source to shift electrons around. With alkahesien and the right know-how, it is possible to shift one element into another within a bath of this element when refined. Caution should be taken, however, as alkahesien is a very poor insulator against radiation. Accidentally creating uranium or plutonium can be detrimental.

### Element 130: Protodite

Originally thought to be the mythical Element Zero upon it's initial discovery, protodite is actually a type of gaseous element that is highly reactive and explosive.

### Element 131: Antidite

Another unusual gas almost always found near protodite. The two gases seem to form some kind of electrochemical bond with one another, shifting from one state to another. Research on this topic is ongoing and the two elements have been given a temporary "binary class" of elements.

### Element 132: Carmot

Carmot is possibly one of the most valuable elements mined in the Verges. By mixing carmot and alkahesien, it is actually possible to convert certain post-transition metals into far rarer transition metals. Although the addition or subtraction of valence electrons make it possible, an electrostimulated bath of alkahesien and carmot causes the same reaction as advanced electron removal/addition systems. Lead (Element 82) placed into this bath does, in fact, become either gold or silver based on purity.

### Element 133: Athoyscium

Athoyscium is a silvery-white supermetal with an abnormally high melting point and great density. Although ill-suited for non-military purposes, it is used in armor-piercing rounds, battle platform armor and combat starship plating. When an electrical charge is applied to it, it becomes highly magnetic.

### Element 134: Galvornite

A critical ingredient in Scain weaponry, galvornite is a gas used to keep their weapons from overheating. Stored in heat coils formed from tungsten, it helps absorb heat while maintaining a lower weight than denzium (element 122). The tradeoff is that it cannot absorb as *much* heat, which means Scain weaponry has failsafe features to keep a gun from overheating (namely the expulsion of the power conduit and emergency thermal vents) which leaves the user vulnerable. Still, galvornite is considerably lighter than denzium, and is better suited for the thin, willowy Scain.

### Element 135 - Cardamine

This is a useful liquid element mined in the Verges and occasionally near high-gravity planets. It's a hyper-dense liquid that can transmit and radiate both heat and cold, depending on its current temperature. Cardamine is used almost exclusively in the temperature regulation systems on starships as a way to warm or cool the interior of the ship.

### Element 136 - Corrodite

Corrodite is a gas capable of loosening the bonds between atoms at an accelerated rate, causing what appears to be rot or decay. It is highly toxic, dangerous and unwanted. Advanced detection systems are used on mining operations to prevent unwary miners from digging into corrodite deposits, as this is fatal within minutes.

### Element 137: Melatite

An unusual element, melatite is one of the few materials with any kind of immunity to wear and tear from protite or nanite exposure. As a result, it finds uses in polyform suits, engineering drones, reconnaisance drones and medical technology.

### Element 138: Mirodium

Another unusual element, mirodium amplifies electromagnetic signals and causes density increases in the surrounding atmosphere. It is commonly found in stasis fields, barriers and kinetic suspension units, or as an amplifier in signal towers or on large ships.

### Element 139: Hydrite

Another element with a myriad of uses, hydrite looks like a crystal when first mined but grows in an unusual, fractally-dense pattern. As such, it seems to be capable of absorbing an insane amount of liquid or gas and is used in oxygen scrubbers or liquid filtration systems. It works similarly to carbon filtration, but on a level unsurpassed on the periodic table.

### Element 140: Iskindite

Another supermetal, iskindite is found primarily on methane worlds like Chindrus or Velis. It is the main export of the Scain, and many of their ships and structures are made from it. It appears as an ivory-white metal with a melting point of 2,300 degrees Fahrenheit. Most of the Scain ships are made from iskindite or iskindite-alloys. Iskindite is also the material from which all Progenitors appear to be constructed.

### Element 141: Larcorium

An unusually dense and magnetic elements, larcorium is gravitationally active with even a few particles. The more of it there is, the greater the gravitic distortions that can occur. Planets such as Vilarium, which is almost 22% larcorium, are no longer round. Instead, these worlds' gravities pull on them unevenly, creating bizarre shapes ranging from cubes to cylinders to wholly alien shapes. Apart from their unusual shapes, these "Larcorium Sanctums" are perfectly safe to colonize. However, seeing as larcoriumhas very few uses, it is often left unmined.

### Element 142: Luxite

One of the more unusual supermetals, Luxite is an excellent electrical conductor with very little weight, but an unusually high mass. It also has a very unusual property in that it cannot be manipulated by the Heil and their Arts. It is one of the major exports of the Erythian governments, as they utilize it to create clean, lightweight servos and motors for smaller power suits.

### Element 143: Elenium

This is a fairly unremarkable element usually found appearing to be in a crystal state despite being a metal. Its molecular structure is similar to that of glass, but far denser. Apart from being relatively heavy, it has no unique properties. It is commonly mined and shaped for use in decorative jewelry or wall hangings by the Scain or Alinteans, and is often worn in headdresses found among the Heil. It is also noteworthy for accelerating the passage of Arts or Psionics through its matrixes.

### Element 144: Somnium

Very little is known about this element as deposits of it are extremely rare. From what little has been found, it seems to be a highly inert element with no practical uses.

### Element 145: Akashite

Akashite is a noble gas and extremely radioactive. It seems to find its way into the illegal radiation-stamped rounds used by the Constellation, and is also used by the Erythians, and is found in some of their light pistols and is an optional upgrade with many of their light rifles.

### Element 146: Insidite

Similar to akashite, insidite is another radioactive gas. With a longer half-life than akashite, it is another tool used by the Constellation to amplify the lethality of their weapons.

### Element 147: Coron

Coron is extremely magnetic and highly reactive to electricity, making it perfect for electromagnetic purposes. It is also used in Rhurni magnetohydrodynamic weapons as it is well equipped to create the electromagnetic cradles.

### Element 148: Crothil

One of the supermetals, crothil is a metal with a low weight but high melting point and durability. It is one of the main exports of the Iharsh-Daraz, and is found in all their weapons.

### Element 149: Quantium

Quantium is an element named for its interaction with quantum-state particles and for its ability to detect fluctuations in quantum foam. Because of this it often finds use in long-range quantum entanglement communicators.

### Element 150: Xenium

Xenium is an exotic element discovered by probes in the void between galaxies. As only a few particles have been found, research into applications or synthesis of this element is still ongoing.

### Element 151: Luxium

Luxium is a beautiful glassy crystal element found deep beneath planets with low density but high magnetism. The crystals themselves carry dense magnetic charges, similar to neodymium, which can cause difficulty with navigation equipment.

### Element 152: Urylaite

A dense, ferromagnetic liquid found in the Verges. Initially it was assumed to be connected to the Qaplatians, as it has a visual similarity, but it was later determined to be a wholly separate element.

### Element 153: Breucium

Breucium is one of the most sought-after elements across the Galaxy. It has the ability, when electrically charged, to create a field which can lower the overall mass of an object caught in it. The more powerful the field, the lower the mass of the object. A considerable amount of research into this element is ongoing, as it might one day be used to create a new type of faster-than-light engine capable of reaching other Galaxies, surpassing the limitations of modern Chaos Drives.

### Element 154: Isogen

Isogen is a milky white fluid that seems to be almost organic in nature. Exposure to vacuum can cause it to go completely inert, but even the smallest amount of energy will cause isogen to begin producing electrons in varying configurations. Prolonged testing has proved that isogen can create both simple elements (nitrogen, helium) and more exotic particles as well (tachyite).

### Element 155: Omnium

Not much is known about omnium as it cannot be directly studied. It is gravitationally dense to the point of making luxite look normal and as such can bend not only light but warp instrumentation as well. Even a few particles of omnium are enough to completely destabilize a gravitational scanner. Much of what is known about omnium comes from indirect observations. There is a running theory that omnium is the element being produced at the heart of a black hole.

### Element 156: Solinium

Solinium is another member of the supermetals, and one of the most prized. It is one of the critical components in starship wiring, as it transmits electrical signals and data with far more ease than any other metal on the periodic table. However, solinium is also highly dangerous, as it magnifies electrical signals if not shielded properly. The result can be fatal if electrically-charged solinium comes into contact with unshielded skin.

### Element 157: Zanadium

Zanadium is a metal in appearance but closer analysis reveals it to actually be a tightly bound gas. So tightly bound, in fact, that it takes considerable force to push through it. After discovering that electrical impulses can weaken or strengthen zanadium fields, it was put to use as an energy barrier in hangars, as it can even repel the effects of hard vacuum.

### Element 158: Primarchite

An extremely rare type of nonmetal. It has been discovered in and near Primarch ruins. It bears a close resemblance to lead, but is considerably more dense and its melting point hovers somewhere between ten and twelve thousand degrees Fahrenheit.

### Element 159: Streisium

Streisium is a crystal element found in the verges. It interacts with vacuum, generating an electrical charge the longer is exposed. When this charge cannot be contained any longer, it is unleashed in a sudden burst. Asteroids or minor planets containing high concentrations of streisium are dangerous, as they can inadvertently bring down ships by frying their electronics.

### Element 160: Thyrium

Thyrium is a black metal mined on many Erythian worlds. It is extremely resistant to energy and, as such, can be used to counter both Psionics and Arts in addition to anything shy of a high-density EMP.

### Element 161: Tachyite

An unusual element, as with most of the elements after 155, tachyite blinks in and out of existence and resonates on unusual tonal patterns. It has no apparent uses, but it interferes with primary and secondary radar systems. The Constellation has been known to harvest tachyite for use in scrambling systems and for blocking the use of Chaos Drives. Some theories hold that it could be used to slow local areas of spacetime (or speed them up) but this is fringe science and has never been confirmed.

### Element 162: Miasma

Possibly the most deadly element ever discovered, miasma is toxic down to a quark level, splitting apart atoms so completely that not even traces of them exist. It is capable, when electrically charged, of even directly converting an atomic mass to an equal unit of energy. The only thing more frightening than the possibility of an individual being exposed to this element is the fact that there is a species comprised completely of it - the Anzara.

### Element 163: Allastine

Allastine is a pure white element with no unusual properties apart from somehow weighing almost nothing. Its atomic structure is extremely spaced out, meaning that a cube measuring twelve inches apart actually contains the same amount of material contained in a grain of rice.

### Element 164: Antium

Not much is known about Element 164, which has often been called "antium". It is the element from which Old Race structures are made, and it seems to resist all types of traditional attempts to damage it. It looks to be related to calcium (Element 20) in appearance, but it is definitely more dense and infinitely more durable. At this time, Old Race ruins are the only known location of antium in the Galaxy, and it is presumed to be a synthetic element.