Two New Elements Added to Periodic Table
Scientists from Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory and Russian partners announced the recognition of elements 114 and 116. These superheavy, short lived atoms were created by smashing calcium ions into plutonium or curium, with experiments dating to 2004 and 2006.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ken Moody
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
Moody
Livermore
Russia
Paul Karol
Carnegie Mellon University
Committee of
Joint Institute For Nuclear Research
Dubna
USA
La Nina Ends Bringing Possible Calm After Active Season
The Climate Prediction Center announced La Nina ended in May returning to neutral Pacific conditions. The shift may reduce hurricane and tornado activity, as La Nina years often correlate with more storms, potentially tempering the spring tornado outbreak and related weather impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Climate Prediction Center
Also Mentioned on This Page
Peter F. Rusch
Mountain View
Calif
American Chemical Society
Mer Nicolaus Copernicus
Webra
Uuh
Unhexium
Uno
Atlantic
Caribbean
United States
Tango
Argentina
Styl
Aiken
Richland Avenue
Aikenstandard.com
Aiken Standard
Hopelands Gardens
ASTV
Chris Camera Conte
Meybohm
Fonkeyi
Connie
Osty Aikenstandard.com
Plunkett
Www
Plunkettheatcool.com
Trane
U.S
Plunkett Heating & Air
INL OE
Residential CO
Enloeresidential.com