New Element Confirmed - Periodic Table of Videos

[@RandomVideos-is4th]

Bob lazer talked about element 115, 25 years ago before its existence. Thumbs up so every one knows who he is.

[@EnricoZulu]

Lazarium! I wonder who thought up ununpentium.

[@EnricoZulu]

Btw I looked it up. Ununpentium literally means 1-1-5 un-un--pentium. Pretty obvious come to think of it.

[@Natecx]

Hanzalah Zia further verification of the claims of Bob Lazar! I believe he is an honest and HIGHLY intelligible man.

[@mymindtoyourmind]

Hanzalah Zia Interesting topic, but keep in mind scientists have been theorizing about stable elements around 114 for decades before Lazar came out. I don't know if Lazar is being honest about working on UFOs or not, but either way he most likely would have known about this idea, and so there's always a chance he's making up the whole story. I hope we can find and test more isotopes of 115 in my lifetime, because if they really have the properties he claims they do then that would be a very historic discovery.

[@Xunkun]

Hanzalah Zia Thumbs down because he's a fraud, like that "Therefore, aliens" guy. At least you can legally buy uranium from his website. Too bad it involves giving _him_ money.

[@chrisconnor8086]

the scientists can call it whatever they want. the public will call it Lazarium

[@mechatar1051]

I call it divinium

[@aparnavellala624]

Now,it's called Moscovium!

[@Este730]

@@aparnavellala624 i bought a periodic table saying 115Moscovium and not Uup, why?

[@marinecsgo6141]

@@mechatar1051 BRO I CALL IT DIVINIUM TOO!!!!!! ELEMENT 115 IS DIVINIUM!!!

[@Ole_CornPop]

I call it Fullofshitium, the best words to describe Bob Lazar. 😂

[@drewpamon]

They should call it Lazarium after Bob Lazar

[@tomunderwood6367]

drewpamon lol that's what I said he said it existed and described what it was over 30yrs ago

[@magandasan8952]

Damn right!

[@geovannigarcia1031]

I dont think he came up with it did he?

[@PigeoN1776]

@@geovannigarcia1031 no he claims it was found being used as fuel I'm the alien crafts that are housed and worked on in area 51

[@geovannigarcia1031]

@@DesertSky928 ?? what im trying to say is that yeah he worked on it but that doesn't mean he discovered it or made it, so you cant really named it after him

[@LilHistories]

If 115 isn't named Lazarium, I will be deeply disappointed.

[@chiyanyu553]

Its moscovium in 2016

[@thewwefan57]

Chi yan Yu It's still moscovium in 2017

[@hehotbros01]

Still moscovium in 2018

[@anyudaeng1006]

still moscovium in 2019

[@mechatar1051]

Im disappointed it wasn't called divinium

[@Imarida2]

LAZARIUM. Named after former area 51 scientist that originally claimed 115 existed back in the 1980's

[@brandonjimenez902]

Absolutely brother

[@daskalman]

He's still alive... For now... Not sure what the life span of former government workers from area S4 is once said workers start speaking out.

[@brookiemonster9581]

Or maybe Alium! Since he received the knowledge from alien spacecrafts. Bob Lazar is a legend, tho, so Lazarium is great in its own right. Alium just also sounds awesome and has its place in the origin too:)

[@brookiemonster9581]

Or maaaybe ancientastronautium hahah I’m so far down this rabbit hole it’s not even funny

[@Indy509]

Unuptenium was claimed by area S4 physicist which is 15 miles south of area 51, back in 1989.

[@m-bronte]

Element 115 was talked about many years ago by one man "Lazarium" stamped and sealed.

[@etralin3dream983]

Element 115 has been known to exist since early periodic science the chart shows missing elements which we know exist but we don't have examples of them so we have to create them than they become confirmed and named but we already knew 115 existed since 1920 as well as all the other missing elements if you don't understand watch a video on how the table of elements was created than you'll get it. I believe Bob Lazar but it is very feasible that he just picked a random missing element for his story it isn't proof.

[@83piwo]

Nothing special just talking about

[@Userjdjddss]

But he didn’t discover it

[@SnifferRiffle]

Lazarium

[@uncletacosupreme7023]

so do you think this element was likely to be discovered when Bob originally released this? Or do you think there was real merit in his disclosure of ufos and element 115?

[@richsabatina5045]

Cyborgslayer404d Exactly what I was thinking. Thanks

[@tomcan48]

Lazarium should be the name since is the only stable isotope, therefore, other isotopes do not qualify for the new name since they decay quickly as noted in the video

[@neilnual9426]

Versatility

[@neilnual9426]

I hello sir

[@neilnual9426]

I believe in the future there will be one element one that can do all

[@neilnual9426]

Be and do anything

[@periodicvideos]

Update - it is Moscovium: kzbin.info/www/bejne/m6i0cn2ql8ylbdk

[@paleogeology9554]

Hi, Im a Geologist based out of the USA, Would it be possible to get a small sample of Ununpentium, I'm very curious of what type of properties and uses this may have for green energy. Thanks so much :)

[@bobsciascia]

It's half life is under 1 second. All it's properties are theoretical because the moment it's produced it breaks down.

[@huggywuggy3608]

Periodic Videos *Can you imagine what the government is hiding right now*

[@rickyrick5586]

Update it’s lazarium

[@boutek]

4:39 "Something that's not too nationalistic". Russian: "eto budet Moscovium"! At lest it's not Putinium.

[@ColonelRyderWhite]

Oh know. Element 115. Okay kids, get your guns and your points, cause we have zombies inbound.

[@kristjanos1]

Element 115 is used in antimatter reactor in anti gravity et crafts.

[@stronzo5000]

Bob Lazar would be proud xD

[@macfixer01]

Maybe Roswellium?

[@kristjanos1]

Bob Lazar is not the only whistleblower so pls do you homework. According to the periodic table element 115 is called Ununpentium.

[@blackfyre101]

Kristján Óskarsson ununpentium is a temporary name

[@YourHomieJC]

You mean the LHC?

[@jordanaug81]

By the time we are able to synthesize large quantities of this we could very well call it "Lazarium".

[@k.e.l.2432]

I absolutely love your videos. The knowledge you give combined with the random moments of unexpected humor make your channel one of my all-time favorites. Thank you all so much for what you do.

[@BrandonOsborn404]

How about "Eulerium"? Leonhard Euler's number (e) actuates the decay function (among many, many other functions), ununpentium decays REALLY fast, because he's got his thumb in just about every science pie there is - they won't even be done reading his papers until sometime around 2100 so, there's probably lots more to come, and he's definitely a dead scientist. Euler definitely deserves his own element!

[@Anonymous-df8it]

*mathematician

[@threejaguar]

Asking the Internets to vote on a name is a bad idea. You might end up with ElementyMcElementface.

[@deet0109mapping]

Mc... Moscovium... WHYYYYYYYYYYYYYY!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@iNCoMpeTeNtplAyS]

Kristophr anon is that so bad though?

[@Anonymous-df8it]

I'm all in for ElementyMcElementface, but you would get stuff like bisixtynineium for element 138 and thirdoffourhundredandtwentyium for element 140, so, yeah...

[@99JayTaz99]

Richtofium (anyone get it?)

[@rookcalderon8403]

Zombies!😂

[@toxiczombie2430]

+MedicFilms bruh it if u mean ununpentiom it does have its own name

[@toxiczombie2430]

toke lyndby no in zombies its called ununpentiom or 115

[@CloneTrooperCT5555]

+toke lyndby Dr.maxis or Dr richtofen

[@Cloyd86]

he hasn't died yet..

[@mrcannotfindaname]

I'm expecting WunderWaffe to come about soon!

[@tomunderwood6367]

Bob Lazar talked about this over 25yrs ago it's not new but more like was just released

[@R26B-TURBO]

What is the "Ty" element in the background?

[@void________]

I believe they went with Moscovium on this one.

[@ntzolev]

I will always remember element 115 as Elerium

[@Kyoton-9]

No, Lazarium is better

[@JZKittyGaming]

Group 935 discovered this element! Wunderwaffe DG2 is coming!

[@nextgeninsider4601]

wtf bro😅 #codzombies

[@JZKittyGaming]

+NextGen Insider Richtofen approves! XD

[@kilam456]

I knew I wasn't the only one....🤣🤣🤣☠☠🧟‍♂️🧟‍♀️🧟

[@arkay4387]

Divinium MONKAW

[@Pangaron]

I am calling it Elerium for many years now and I am not going to change that.

[@SuperLolzpwn]

Hey Veritasium, I have a question for you. Can you make a video explaining the stirling cycle or engine. I am very interested in how it works but can't manage to understand how it works exactly. Thanks in advance, even if you don't plan on making a video about it.

[@randycheow4268]

What about vibranium

[@weisswurster]

2:11 *whips out periodic tie of elements* Me, flustered, fanning face

[@JuraIbis]

UUP should be called Elerium in honor of the XCOM series.

[@AboveEmAllProduction]

Found the comment I was looking for 😎

[@matty8171]

boblazarium .

[@zombies4evadude24]

Lazarium

[@tomcan48]

I think we should all agree on Lazarium as the accepted name, since he brought it to our attention over 25 years ago.

[@machinist1337]

Element 115 was talked about a long time ago... I wish you would talk about the properties of element 115, most notably what happens when it decays. Is it radioactive? Please remake a video with more information on element 115

[@aguyonasiteontheinternet]

any element past lead (82) is radioactive. any element past einsteinium (99) is impossible to gather a macroscopic sample out of. also, all isotopes of moscovium decay via alpha decay (the nucleus loses a helium-4 nucleus).

[@jamescorvett]

i'd bet money their are hundreds of other elements we dont know about with in the universe

[@AlvaroGC_2001]

Of course

[@Lazauya]

Oneonefiveium

[@fdnt7_]

nope. in latin one one five is un un pent. so the element is ununpentium

[@aleksandars9254]

Just, no.

[@andromedadelux]

Lazarium, and if his theories of its use are correct, remove all names and just call it uP

[@Xunkun]

Andromeda Delux Not at all. His 'theories' were based on deliberate misunderstanding of Bismuth (as found in _Pepto Bismol_) and 115 was theorized decades beforehand. He only picked it because it was far away enough from confirmation that he could fake credibility since it took this long for somebody to produce enough to test stuff with it.

[@dcormier]

What is that large transparent block on the table at camera right (center frame at 6:29 when they mention Youtubium)?

[@Rocky1138]

You may not have been directly responsible for discovering/uncovering/creating this element, but your KZbin channel has done amazing things for education in science. Maybe this time we'll make an exception :)

[@startsum6835]

Bob Lazar had all ready told us about the element ununpentium a long time before it was discovered publicly

[@TheM8trixHasYou]

You are correct, I first heard about element 115 on a old Coast to Coast AM with Art Bell that Bob Lazar did with him back in the early 90's, like 25 years ago....The scientific community should really give Bob Lazar some credit for exposing the "hidden technology" that some of people in power are trying to keep and use all for themselves....

[@TheShorts5555]

Divinium? You know because element 115 on Black Ops 2 Zombies and all.

[@Blue.Diesel]

5:00 yepp, that's sweden alright...snow every fucking where

[@terapode]

You both (Prof. and Haram) work very well together. Congratulations.

[@ctbram0627]

WHY HAS THE AUDIO BEEN MUTED FROM ALL THESE VIDEOS?????

[@MrPs103]

This isn't muted for me. Perhaps there's something wrong with your flash installation or speaker?

[@stanshaud5809]

or divinium

[@zacharyh5419]

Yas

[@TechnocratiK]

I think it should be called Sternium, in honour of the 1943 physics Nobel laureate Otto Stern, born 115 years before the first report of the existence of Ununpentium.

[@IHATETHEARBITORtoo]

They should name it Rictofenium, or Maxisium.

[@RaaZVan99]

or Nikolaium

[@rhysgriffiths1383]

lol i get that reference

[@Camroc37]

***** Packapunchium since 115 makes the guns better

[@liquidocelot5976]

Zombium

[@Xunkun]

***** Bitches, please. Elerium.

[@ickes2255]

Just when i didn't think he could be any more cool he shows off his tie with the decay chains!!

[@DevilMaster]

The name "Feynmanium" is not yet official, but almost everyone uses it for element 137 because it was Richard Feynman to point out that the relativistic Dirac equation is no longer valid for elements beyond 137, because it predicts that the outer electrons would move faster than light.

[@iPokerrr]

My teacher showed your videos in class. You´re awsome :)

[@deans7200]

What does it say about your teacher when they just show you educational videos done by other teachers?

[@smittywerbenjaegermanjense2350]

Goingium Ballsium Deepium

[@brotherzael7986]

It should be called Ununpentium, or Divinium like its called in call of duty :P

[@gray100]

This (115) was originally created, as unstable, in Russia and so named "Moscovium".

[@natoshiabahner7271]

Can somebody please explain to me why when I look up element 115 they call it moscovium but this man is saying that it's called something else

[@firelinkshrine4234]

Elerium 115, that’s XCOM baby!

[@Scy]

Hardtoobtainium

[@KyloWick]

treyarchium

[@DementoX666]

Saquirodx X why cuz of 115 in nazi zombies?

[@DementoX666]

DementoX666 how about #ium

[@KyloWick]

DementoX666 and it sounds cool

[@victoryfirst2878]

I love your explanations of the unique elements. Who know one day we can make them stable enough so they can really be studied properly. Keep up the great work too.

[@devilswish8876]

say with what device you test elements for ions number,mass,protons and electrons? how know what is a liqued composed of ore a solid mixture of elements ?how wuld you determine what it is as a element in a safe way? and what is the equation of calculation electrons if multipel elements are involved like a solution?and 1 more question how do you neutralise coloring in a liqued?

[@Master_Ed]

How does element 115 work so what I mean is what does it do

[@bradleywillis1654]

saganium

[@TenThirtyTwo]

ELERIUM!

[@splatproductions99]

I want that coffee mug.

[@keithrich2761]

What can element 115 be used for and can it be weaponized?

[@netsky3]

Using that tie instead of periodic table. Priceless.

[@FennecTECH]

but professor you have done so much for the community youve brought science and chemestry to the public you who brings us cool experiments and opens our minds to new concepts and ideas Poliakoffium has my vote :D

[@pecfree]

Lazarium. For Bob kazar

[@Theglitchers680]

Call of duty black ops? 115? Anyone?

[@underworldshinigami]

yeah this is where they acually got it from the periodic table

[@underworldshinigami]

you know who corrects grammar idiots who don't have valid counter arguments call yourself a scientist but cant have valid counters to someone please sit down

[@YoHoOMirster]

+Edgar Cortez Lose science+ no you. INfact,no anything.

[@YoHoOMirster]

Edgar Cortez Lose elements-=WHAT ARE YOU DOING

[@YoHoOMirster]

***** The Science Show! Helium! Hydogen x 2 O x 1

[@richardsandwell2285]

Lazarium Lz

[@yoda9188]

If not lazarium how about reticulim from the origin of the element that bob said

[@KeepAnimeDegenerate]

As for element 115, how about aristotlium(A) after Aristotle?

[@TheGreatFace]

youtubium XD

[@BSBCHREAF]

1:35 PACMAN

[@BlackAntlerRigRepairs]

:/

[@Hoioidoi]

*_*

[@SubscribersGoal-eg4iy]

Legend has it Element 115 is located in MineCraft

[@mattvincent08]

Just a thought. If you have to use 2 separate elements to make it, is it really and element. I thought elements were supposed to be elementary.

[@Choconagitana]

I think they should Name it after Zacharias Janssen. Zacharias Janssen was a Dutch spectacle-maker from Middelburg associated with the invention of the first optical telescope. Janssen is also credited for inventing the first truly compound microscope. Both of which have given us the ability to see as far as we can dream, and to see the minute things which we now create using technology that wouldn't exist without the invention of the microscope, like Jennecium, or Zacharium, both easy to say

[@Yeet_Tsavo]

Elerium-115

[@buckeyekid98]

Davincium Leonardo DA Vinci was a scientist

[@lancelotstny4376]

Who's here because they heard that ufo's have element 115? Also the raid about area 51???

[@rogerdotlee]

Glenn Seaborg was still alive when his element was named. Personally, I like planckium, but I prefer Feynmenium.

[@crownandbouquet]

This was a delightful watch. Thank you for teaching us.

[@mrreaper8826]

But can it make zombies? Where's Dr.Maxis? ;)

[@jasont5636]

DEEZ NUTZ

[@bricksblocksnbeats2469]

Pandemonium

[@michalmazalek]

How about Teslium - or so... After Nikolaj Tesla. The most biggest and whats pity, the mostly forgoten invetor in electricity. Father of new historical age. Electrical era, and Molecules do have Electrons, and electric charge.

[@MaanSatan]

Prof. i think you have done alot to inspire and educate millions, and for me that is greater than winning the noble prize, I personally think giving time for brady to film you educating us is a great thing and I thank you for this specially the special relativity and mercury video, it was truly a massive eye opening video so i thank you and i thank brady :)

[@noahbritto3279]

Can anyone tell me which laboratories made this element

[@MrMrprawnstar]

googlecommentssuckium

[@plinyvicgames]

Elerium!

[@MrPlatonist]

Elerium 115 hahaha hahaha

[@dennisthedog4015]

Does it show any sign of having strange gravitational effects.

[@michaelsnoddy2698]

I'm convinced a crazy scientist hairstyle is compulsory in the profession

[@guill3978]

It is a stable element, the isotope 299-115 is stable.

[@VectorOfKnowledge]

No proof of that.

[@tristensail804]

So 115 can regulate output of alpha rays as a power source ?

[@TheDrakulie]

Professor can we make a stable element 116 ? Is it thoratically possible to synthesize it in the lab in mass quantity ? Some claim that element 116 can only occur in natural state, possibly in super nova remnant. do you think this is true ?

[@kundavanriel6142]

What are the property`s of element 115?

[@Este730]

Why does my periodic table say 115 Mc (Moscovium) and not Uup?????

[@garfield2025]

Because Uup was before the element had a name. Moscovium is the name it eneded up getting.

[@michaelrizzuto9304]

What about Eratosthium, after Eratosthenes? (Symbol: Eo)

[@SupremeKingSovereign]

Are heavier elements more important?

[@MrRoboskippy]

How about naming it Adamantium or Unobtainium?

[@alanreid5136]

Element 115 atomic weight 288 (double harmonic light speed in nautical miles/grid second) bruce cathie.

[@mrdegare]

Can you please comment on the proposed claim that this element exists at a so called "Island of Stability" in the periodic table where one or more of it's isotopes can exist in a unusual stable form and does not decay unless it is bombarded again? surely the detected isotope is not stable and i think many people are interested in this as it can hold a important key to support a specific claim made by a certain individual that predicted this element and especially this ultra stable isotope over 20 yrs ago.

[@swagmuffinjones2413]

ok but technically with say a hadron collider cant you just like keep adding elements?

[@samwest2675]

Dose it have to be done in a science shop or can I do it at my house with my dog bulls I do have the big blue one but I only have a tennis bull would that work Bob Lazer said it was made by E.T

[@Jonceuk]

Is there an upper limit to this or can we just forever keep smashing smaller elements into ever increasing heavy elements?

[@alessandrorosa3005]

I'd suggest Julianium for Percy Julian, or Newtonium which goes nicely with its smaller family member Polonium. Pasteurium would be a nice tribute as well.

[@aguyonasiteontheinternet]

but polonium is named after Poland