While reading the Wiki page for the Star Trek reboot, I clicked on "red matter" and found Wikipedia's List of fictional elements, materials, isotopes and atomic particles. Among the familiar names like adamantium and kryptonite, there's a ton I've never heard of like anti-plastic and jumbonium (pictured above). Anyway, it's fun.
Tuesday, August 17, 2010
For all your fictional isotopic needs
While reading the Wiki page for the Star Trek reboot, I clicked on "red matter" and found Wikipedia's List of fictional elements, materials, isotopes and atomic particles. Among the familiar names like adamantium and kryptonite, there's a ton I've never heard of like anti-plastic and jumbonium (pictured above). Anyway, it's fun.
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that's so weird -- i was just looking at that exact page last week.
Coinky-dinkium!
Do you recall which substance got you there?
red matter -- i got star trek off netflix and i wiki'ed the crap out of it. red matter was one of the things i looked up because i wanted to know whether it was OG star trek canon, or just something made up for the film.
or did you mean which substance got *me* there?
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