Radon nuclear structure theory

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The important element thorium is based on the radon foundation nucleus.
Radon is a gas with a half-life of less than 4 days for all isotopes.
The theory is not approved by educators or any people. The radon nucleus
has a mass number of 220 for the Blender 3D and .obj files for 3D printers.
This model uses the modules provided in 3 loads, previously: cube-3,
pyramid-2, pyramid-3, and the dilated composite pyramid from polonium.
Added protons bring Z to 86 for Rn 220. The protons go in the center
of the cube and on the pyramid-3, plus a long island line of protons
on two sides of the Rn nucleus. This nucleus is shaped like a dart or a jet engine.
It has a nose and a tail end, shown on the top and bottom locations in this thingiverse. A collision of radon with some matter approaching the nose end will hit the armor of the pyramid-6 or it can hit a tip of a pyramid-3, causing decay.
Experimental evidence shows a "pear shape" for the nuclear structure of
Rn. See this paper by someone...
http://ns.ph.liv.ac.uk/~lg/papers/StudiesOfNuclearPearShapesUsingAcceleratedRadioactiveBeams_Archive.pdf
see Figure 4 in that paper of the pear shaped radon nucleus experimental confirmation of the theory
by L.P. Gaffney1, P.A. Butler1, M. Scheck1,2, A.B. Hayes3, F. Wenander4, M. Albers5, B. Bastin6, C. Bauer2, A. Blazhev5 et al
That paper came before my theory, but I made the theory before seeing the paper. We both have a pear shaped proposed nuclear structure.
Thorium will get 4 protons on radon and 6 neutrons also on the exterior of the radon nucleus. Then we can see some opportunity for a phenomenon using geometric reasoning.