Meson-33

Meson-33 is a combination of the exotic meson particle and element 33, arsenic. The substance is very unstable, splitting into its component parts when coming into contact with most matter unless frozen at 90 k. M33 can be manipulated through the use of magnetic fields. Placing gold capsules filled with M33 in a ring and passing an electric current through it ignites the M33 to distort the surrounding dark matter in the Omura Effect, also called ‘stimulation’. The amount of electricity, amount of M33 ignited, and orientation of the capsules, dictated by magnetic fields, decide the range, power, and type of stimulation.

Commonly shortened to just M33, Meson-33 can be synthesized in a long, volatile, energy-draining process. More often the material is found frozen on the surfaces of frozen planets/moons of main sequence stars. M33 ignites and separates when stimulated. The Meson particles can be recaptured and reused, but the burned arsenic cannot.
In small quantities, M33 is invisible to the naked eye. In larger quantities the material gives off an ultraviolet glow. The material has no liquid state, it passes immediately from solid to gas.

History & Usage

Discovery

M33 was discovered on saturn's moon titan by martian explorers. It was first implemented for telekinesis by martian scientists.

Everyday use

M33 is used daily to transport millions of people between star systems. Militaries use M33 in heavy guns and soldier-born fighting.

M33

Type

Elemental / Molecular

Color

Ultraviolet

Boiling / Condensation Point

95 k

Melting / Freezing Point

95 k

Density

3.5 g/cm^3