Could there be a planet that is naturally comprised of elements past ununoctium?

Because elements are classified by the number of protons they have, could there potentially be planets or environments that are so dense that they are made up of elements potentially greater than Ununoctium? Although, it would most likely be ridiculously unstable, the properties of all these new elements and their effects leaves me in curiosity.

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