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Which is the most stable nuclide?

Which is the most stable nuclide?

The stability of a nucleus is measured along the same principle of physics that is applied elsewhere; the lesser the energy of a system, the more stable it is. That is, for a system to be stable, has to release some energy during its formation from its constituents.

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Ad Astra Per Aspera (Part 1)

Ad Astra Per Aspera (Part 1)

“Ad Astra Per Aspera” is a Latin proverb that means “To the Stars through hardship”.This is a series of articles intended to educate aspiring astronomers about observational and theoretical Astronomy. Our discussion will range from the basic unaided techniques to the frontiers of ongoing Astronomical research which will include fun Mathematics and Physics involved in… 

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