The Island of Stability

🌴ΕΛΕϕθΕΡΙΔ🌴   Bob Lazar went on record in May 1989 claiming he had been working at Groom Lake in an installation called Area 51. Extraterrestrial in nature, he was tasked with reverse engineering technology from recovered craft the United States had come into possession from the 60's to present day.   He claimed the propulsion in the crafts ran using an antimatter reactor which was fueled by a chemical element with atomic number 115. This element was a stable isotope of 115 which never decayed or became radioactive; it was in the island of stability.  Area 51, Groom Lake and Element 115 were completely unknown to the public and/or discovered at the time. Element 115 would eventually be discovered, synthesized and named moscovium (Mc) in 2003. All of Bob Lazar's claims were simply claims at the time, most of which have been verified as time goes on.    A minimal, multi-material race cut, short-sleeve cycling jersey with ultra light mesh side panels and 3 rear pockets. Sewn-on woven labels throughout complete with a organic space-time pattern.  Details ✔ 100% Polyester ✔ Standard collar ✔ YKK #5 Zipper ✔ Extended aero sleeves with silicone grippers ✔ Race-cut ✔ Lightweight & moisture-wicking ✔ UPF Rating SPF+30 ✔ Imported Fit Fit is very race-cut and runs on the smaller side. When in doubt, size up one-size.   Same Fit: Idiocracy 4 and Keep the Dream Alive Jersey.    Pictured: Moe is 6’0" and 190 lbs. wearing a size L. In addition he's wearing the Low Key Bib in size L and Mantra Sock in size L.  Size Guide   XS S M L XL 2XL Chest 85 89 93 97 101 106 Zipper 52.5 53.6 55.3 57 58.5 60.6 Back 64 65.5 67.5 69.5 71.5 73.5 Sleeve 34 35.5 37 38.5 40 41.5   Unit: cm   Care Instructions Machine wash cool – 30C Wash dark colors separately Do not bleach or dry clean Do not wring Do not tumble dry