Could Element 115 be a type of exotic matter?

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I’m already inviting downvotes by suggesting Lazar was right and exotic matter exists, but can we just play Devil’s Advocate for a second? If exotic matter is negative mass, couldn’t that be manipulated into a form of anti-grav propulsion? It supposedly pushes things away, so it would make sense if NHI had a way of harvesting that energy and using it to propel themselves through space time. I’m on a Kurzesgagt kick rn and this just occurred to me after watching the worm hole video.

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