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by Glenn Blaylock on June 8th, 2006
I would think not. The problem with the "man made" elements is that they have no stable isotopes and of the other isotopes all have fairly short half-lives. So, these elements may be created in supernovae (the source of elements heavier than helium that are actually found in other objects). As such, we might be able to find them in the nebular remnants of supernovae, but it is not likely that they would survive long enough to be incorporated into new stars or planets.
by Joe-Speedy on May 6th, 2006
Sure it is possible. What we call "man made" could be naturally occuring on some planet. Why not?
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