Iridium, atomic number 77, is among the hardest, shiniest, and most dense of the elements. It is quite rare in the Earth's crust, but abundant (by comparison) in meteorites. Its high melting point and resistance to corrosion make it extremely useful for everything from spark plugs to production of antimatter. It is also the only metal to maintain good mechanical properties at temperatures above 1,600 °C. I trust you will use that information how you see fit.
Hey @Tenchi Masaki You remember the threads where we put 5 words in French, Spanish amd other languages? Could you teach us some Japanese words please? I think it'd be fun!
Breaking news: historians believe that they've uncovered a cache of pencils that once belonged to William Shakespeare. A spokesperson said, "They're so badly chewed on the ends, we can't tell if they're 2B or not 2B."