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Is Plutonium Found in Space Naturally?
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[QUOTE="Drakkith, post: 6480155, member: 272035"] The shorter the half-life, the harder it is to find the element/isotope outside its production point. For superheavy elements above plutonium, the rate of production is low enough and the half life is short enough that you will essentially never find them in nature. One could say that they don't exist in nature, but obviously this isn't always meant to be taken 100% literal. [/QUOTE]
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