Note that the elements such as 118 (Oganesson) are very unstable, although
Oganesson technically should be a noble gas and thus stable, it has an incredibly
short life and will decay to element 116 in a fraction of a second.
It has been theorized that elements with atomic numbers approaching 125 will be
stable at normal conditions and could be used for various industrial purposes.
Answered by: David Balson, Ph.D., String Theorist, PPARC, United Kingdom
'There is no inductive method which could lead to the fundamental concepts of physics. Failure to understand this fact constituted the basic philosophical error of so many investigators of the nineteenth century.'