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The Spoon Disappears Mysteries of Madness, Love, World History from the Table of Chemical Elements. Where are the chemical elements from? For centuries, scientists have always assumed they'd come from nowhere. There'S a lot of metaphysical theories about who (or what Creator) created the universe and why, but they all agree that every element has existed since. When the universe was born. They'Re faithful, endure at the same time and the liver test together. Newer theories (such as the Big Explosive theory in the 1930s) have applied this point. That tiny microscopic existence 14 billion years ago, contains all the matter in the universe and everything we see today comes from there. They have not yet worn the shape of a diamond crown, tin can or aluminum foil, but exist in the form of atoms. (A scientist calculated that it took ten minutes for the Big Explosions to create all the already known material, then witty said, “Cooking elements faster than cooking duck meat and Baked potatoes. ") That'S a common point of view: the sustainable astronomical history of elements. A few decades later, that theory starts to argue. In 1939, German and American scientists have proven that the Sun and other stars heat themselves up by combining hydrogen nuts into helium, releasing huge energy, regardless of how much it is. Very small size of atoms. Some scientists agree that the hydrogen and helium population has changed (though very little), there is no evidence that the population of other elements changes. As telescopes are improving, many questions also appear. Theoretically, the Great Explosion must release elements evenly in all directions. But the data has proven that most young stars contain hydrogen and helium only, and older stars contain dozens of elements. In addition, extremely poor elements like tecneti do not appear on Earth but exist in some "chemically special stars". Something must be constantly creating elements every day. We need a circulatory table to dig deep into the interesting things of nature, like a superbrupt explosion and carbon life. As the scientist Eric Scerri wrote: “In addition to hydrogen and helium, all other elements only account for 0.04% of the universe. In this point of view, the circulation table does not seem to mean much. But the truth is that we still live on Earth... where the relative amount of elements is quite different. " The above point is true, although it's not poetic by speaking of the late astronomer Carl Sagan. If there is no "colic" that B2FH describes to "strong", elements such as carbon, oxygen, nitrogen and no superficial explosion to sow the seeds of hospitality places like Earth., life will never form. As Sagan said in a loving way: "We are all born of star dust." Kean opened up a magical bag of the circulation table full of unexpected and enchanting magic tricks, such as turning heavy substances like lead into and with the way of pairing the stage. Oliver Sacks' phone and Malcolm Gladwell's publ