Nickel

Nickel (Ni), element 28. One of the major exports of supernova explosions. High nickel levels on this world suggest it is young, formed from interstellar clouds seeded by many exploding stars. Found in nature as an ore with other elements. Nickel sulfide, a major source of nickel, is often found near low-temperature hydrothermal vents. Useful for the production of superalloys and nuclear reactor components. Though nickel is an important part of a balanced diet, this world’s seawater nickel levels pose a health risk. Take precautions to screen excess nickel from your diet and water supply. Consult your Noetic Advisor to research optimal search areas.