Polonium 209 nuclear vulnerability

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Human: Polonium 209 packs a whopping 84 protons into its tiny white nucleus. The blue spheres surrounding it are neutrons, carefully arranged in this simulated atomic setup. As the lightest element to radiate so intensely, Polonium stands out – unless you factor in Tc, Pm, Pa, or Og, which also boast exceptional radioactive properties. This isotopic anomaly is further compounded by its unique cube-3 structure. Decaying rapidly, it does so because a critical portion of the nucleus protrudes, much like a pyramid's foundation gives way under stress. The nucleus itself resembles a dart, but Polonium sports an additional barb on its tail – and this geometric twist is precisely what explains its nuclear decay patterns.\r\n\r\nPolonium's nuclear composition is closely tied to Nihonium in the following article: https://impuremath.wordpress.com/nihonium/\r\n\r\nNot endorsed by educational authorities.