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In reply to the discussion: NASA's Curiosity rover uncovers 'mind-blowing' yellow sulfur crystals on Mars [View all]

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3. Long dead yes, but once active? I mean the stuff of what exists in the universe doesn't stop here and on Mars?
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Sun Sep 8, 2024, 09:56 AM
Sep 2024

I know, who knows if the periodic table of elements will be expanded once we have the ability/technology to spend time and explore on other worlds?

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NASA's Curiosity rover uncovers 'mind-blowing' yellow sulfur crystals on Mars [View all] Judi Lynn Sep 2024 OP
Wouldn't similar elements, except water, found on Earth, one of the small, rocky, inner planets, including Earth... brush Sep 2024 #1
Elemental sulfur is usually associated with volcanoes and hot springs. eppur_se_muova Sep 2024 #2
Long dead yes, but once active? I mean the stuff of what exists in the universe doesn't stop here and on Mars? brush Sep 2024 #3
It is excruciatingly unlikely that any new stable elements will be added to the periodic table. eppur_se_muova Sep 2024 #6
Thanks for sharing your knowledge. This has always been fascinating to me. brush Sep 2024 #8
But it could make a comeback, yet. jaxexpat Sep 2024 #4
Perhaps, and even a few unknown elements as we define them on our periodic table...Water being necessary for human Backseat Driver Sep 2024 #5
Clarification: ELEMENTAL sulfur is low-melting and volatile; it can be both melted and volatilized by steam. eppur_se_muova Sep 2024 #7
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