The electroweak force is a synthesis of two previously identified forces of nature, electromagnetism (itself a synthesis, carried out in the 19th century, of the electric and magnetic forces), and the weak nuclear force, which governs radioactive decay.
And this whole topic completely ignores the other, even rarer form of Heliem, the Isotope Helium3, which is formed only as a biproduct of the radioactive decay of the Tritium used in making nuclear missiles.
Thermoelectric coupling uses heat from the decay of a radioactive fuel (as opposed to the full-scale nuclear fission which powers a reactor on Earth) as its energy source.