Lythic
Lythic is a term used in speculative mineralogy and related media to denote a rare, energy-responsive mineral. In fictional geologies, Lythic is valued for its potential to store and emit energy in controlled amounts, making it a common element in science fiction and fantasy settings. The term also appears in worldbuilding discussions as a hypothetical material.
Physical properties attributed to Lythic in these contexts include a hexagonal crystal habit and a color spectrum
Geological occurrence is described as veins within ultramafic or metamorphic rocks, formed by high-temperature hydrothermal processes.
Applications in fiction often revolve around compact energy storage, high-density capacitors, or power cores for vehicles
Etymology: The name Lythic is usually traced to lithos, the Greek for stone, and is intended to