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This brings me too a interesting point concerning XCOM anyone eles notice the makers of the game knew a impressive amount of reak Ufology and conspiracy theories?
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Indeed. That makes the game better, of course. :Tom:
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Elerium - 115 Is clearly taken from Bob Lazars story of working at AREA-51 and S-4, where he claimed to work on UFO tech. He talked about Element-115 which was used in the power source for the alien crafts to create Anti-matter which powered the craft's reactor. Lazar also mentioned that it was not naturally found in our solar system but was created in a binary star system.
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I don't know whether that Bob Lazar meant to be believed, but anyone with rudimentary knowledge of Chemistry knows that the element with an atomic number of 115, or any element with an atomic weight of 115 g/mol have nothing misterious about them: they can be found on Earth.
And "pulse detonation" are just two words, they should make clear what phisical principle they're supposed to describe.
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Sectoid Clearly based on the classic Grey Aliens, The tendancy of human abductions/ cattle mutilations, extarcting genetic material for cross breeding etc.. is all popular Ufology.
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Research "sectoid autopsy", and watch the photo. Cool, just like it was supposed to be in Roswell or Area 51 or whatever.
Indeed.
EDIT: No, wait, silly me. :tai: No element with atomic number 115 occurs naturaly. But it will be synthesized some day and will have nothing in particular, except for being extremely unstable just like all those heavy elements. No element with an atomic weight of 115 g/mol would be special though, they are found on Earth. And this time I mean it.
