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The hyper-modular element

joigus
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Carbon. It takes a hundred suns to die before your magic web extends. But once it does, a world of possibilities is revealed.

Your opening act is: "Let there be life".

Not quite satisfied with this, you make things that make things that bring about:

The hardest substance (diamond)

The best lubricant (graphite).

The best thermal conductor (graphene).

Is there an end to this magic?

If the Ancient Greeks had only suspected your capital importance, they would have named a god in your honour.

Sorry, I got carried away with carbon love.

Here's the news:

https://phys.org/news/2022-05-long-hypothesized-material.html?fbclid=IwAR2lCoyyVSC4bkt0XDRGCG9FRV7Y16dM78pO8n4Hq03hv-4QbzeMqIPcFf0

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