The real-life Kryptonite found in Serbia—and why it could power the future

ScienceDaily
Jul 27, 2025, 11:58 pm102 pts
Deep in Serbia's Jadar Valley, scientists discovered a mineral with an uncanny resemblance to Superman's Kryptonite both in composition and name. Dubbed jadarite, this dull white crystal lacks the glowing green menace of its comic book counterpart but packs a punch in the real world. Rich in lithium and boron,…

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