| Display title | Minovsky Physics |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Any instance of a fictional subatomic particle, molecule, element or form of energy which has rigidly-adhered-to but useful physical properties. This kind of Unobtanium is quite rare in fiction, as having more rules to follow tends to make things harder for the writers. |