Trimarcium

Trimarcium, referred to by many as Power Atoms and previously in science as Biunoctium, is a superheavy yet stable chemical element. It is a purple-covered metallic material that normally resides in gargantuan clusters within the Earth’s mantle, but these large clusters do protrude some of it up into the Earth’s crust and some speculate that it might even reside onto the Earth’s surface. No evidence has been found to support the surface theory however large clusters have been discovered within the Earth’s crust in deep mining facilities, most notably in Niger. When the material is exposed to gamma radiation, the superheavy atomic nuclei within it are forced to split apart, causing nuclear fission and eventually releasing its energy in the form of an atomic bomb. This was accidentally found out by Nigerian scientists after the material was discovered by Nigerian miner Jeff Morola in 2031. After its exposure to gamma radiation by the scientists, it caused a massive explosion across the entire Trimarcium cluster underneath Niger, which led to multiple earthquakes across the continent of Africa and the complete decimation of the country of Niger, as well as parts of surrounding regions such as Mali, Burkina Faso, Nigeria, Chad, Algeria, Cameroon, and Benin. The explosion killed nearly 25,000,000 people, led to about 623,000,000 people being injured, resulted in a financial respiration of nearly $5 trillion, and created a monstrous hole over Niger that has a diameter of nearly 1,000 miles (1,609 km). The only person who was able to withstand the blast at the epicenter of the explosion was Jeff Morola, due to the exposure of Trimarcium in his system that allowed him to become immune to the explosion of it.