Compare the occurrence of heavier elements on earth and the universe.

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By definition, a heavy element is a specific kind of element with a larger atomic mass. An element could be considered as "heavy" if its atomic number is greater already than 92. One of the known heavy elements on Earth is Tennessine and Tungsten while in the universe are lithium-5 and berryllium-8.

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