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His 200-year-old essay on "shaking palsy" ensured his name lived on. But during his life, James Parkinson was a star fossilist who eroded creationist views
Russian physicist Yuri Oganessian has had new element 118 named after him, and he says the superheavy stuff could send shock waves through the atomic world