Paralaxium 126

Paralaxium-126: Obamium is surprisingly not the strangest element in the obaminite family; its paralaxium. Paralaxium is the most stable element in this series and is even more common than palladinum in the earth's crust Paralaxium is the most dense element at a density of 49.92g/cm³. Paralaxium is very chemically unreactive only forming basic compounds such as paralaxium oxide and paralaxium hexafloriate, For a long time since this discovery no one knew how this element could exist in earth's crust and has been observed to be detected in trace amounts in supernovae. It is thought that in these supernovae usually extremely heavy elements would be created and then instantly decay, but due to the presence of interdimensional obamions these obamions bind to the nucleus of these ultramassive elements. This is how extremely heavy elements can be stable

Paralaxium is used in obamium destabilizion reactors in the actively absorbing section This element has a nonobamic half-life of 0.53 seconds, an obamic half-life of 40Million years, and a hitesonic half-life of 32Million years. This extremely high half-life is one of the many things that makes it the strangest element of the obaminites family, paralaxium has been found here on earth in trace amounts at around 3 parts per billion in the earth's crust. Paralaxium has 15 known isotopes 320-334