Landsteel

Landsteel is the common name for the chemical compound Triprotium Onide, formed out of three Protium atoms and one Onugen atom, held together with stablic bonds. Landsteel is solid at 0 degrees, with a freezing point of 70 degrees and a boiling point of 475 degrees. In this natural state, Landsteel is a rugged silver-black metal. It is not conductive. It has a relative density of 6.5. Landsteel is abundant on Juno, where landmasses are formed primarily from Landsteel. Throughout the universe, though, Landsteel is far less abundant than it is on Juno.