Nuclear
Stable
Stable adjective - Having full use of one's mind and control over one's actions.
Usage example: she made some strange decisions back when she wasn't entirely stable
Both words in one sentence
- Something similar holds in nuclear physics, which is why oxygen (with 8 protons and 8 neutrons) is one of the most stable and therefore common elements.
Source: Numerological Motif - In the nuclear holocaust movie Threads, Ruth gives birth in a stable because a guard dog prevented her from reaching the nearby farmhouse.
Source: Away in a Manger -
NASA sends a shuttle mission to the asteroid to plant nuclear charges in the hopes of deflecting it into a more stable orbit.
Source: Video Game / The Dig
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