Pretty cool...could see some new industries popping up with this one...as well as improvements in many products/machines/etc.
http://www.cnn.com/2008/TECH/10/17/b....ap/index.html
http://www.cnn.com/2008/TECH/10/17/b....ap/index.html
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I do my best to find something to post with no political undertone, and Hammy tries to bring out the fight in me.Originally posted by Hammy View Post
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Dude! That was a joke! Lol
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LOL. It is silly season. What I found interesting is that they referred to "Conventional Composite". When I was going through my education at ERAU we always referred composites as the new thing and older structures were conventional.[img]https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4373/35734799443_53cb20ef13_z.jpg[/img]
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Originally posted by Hammy View PostDude! That was a joke! Lol
Anyway, I suppose the whole deal would depend on the manufacturing process, when it's developed. If this stuff could replace even of a portion of the copper and steel that we use (the price of which is soaring as the world uses greater quantities), it could actually help the environment a bit...possibly by less intense mining and, oh no, deforestation.
I certainly wouldn't know. But the thought of better computers, better guns, better cars, buses, jets, etc. sounds interesting, at least.Comment
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