radarral

Radarral is a fictional chemical element frequently used in science fiction and worldbuilding to denote a highly energetic, scarce material. Because it spans many canons, there is no single canonical definition; properties and nomenclature vary by author.

In common depictions, radarral is a dense, metallic substance with a silvery appearance; some portray it as glowing blue or green under ionizing radiation. It is described as having very high energy density and as undergoing exothermic reactions when paired with certain catalysts.

Occurrences are described as meteorites, deep crust, or alien ore bodies; mining is dangerous due to radiation and chain reactions. Handling requires specialized containment and radiation shielding.

Uses include fuel for compact fusion reactors, ion thrusters, and emergency power cells, and it is also depicted in high-grade armor or shielding. In some stories, radarral shipments influence geopolitics and trade, creating tensions between factions.

In-universe research and safety protocols vary; some works describe regulatory agencies and traceability standards for radarral. Because radarral is fictional, details vary by work; consult the specific source for canonical properties.