Goofy
09-03-2015, 09:45 AM
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Terminator fans – it’s happening.
The material the baddie robot used in the second film to repair itself could become a reality after Nasa scientists created a similar substance.
Of course the US space organisation isn’t intending to build a T-1000 but instead wants to use the stuff to make self-repairing spaceships in the future.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JVWFvKxrcLg
‘While other approaches for materials self-repair have utilised similar liquid-to-solid transitions, our approach permits the development of materials capable of sealing a breach within seconds, far faster than previously described methods,’ the researchers, which also included members from University of Michigan, wrote in American Chemical Society’s Macro Letters.
A video showed a bullet hole fixing itself in seconds once liquid resin (thiol-ene-trialkylborane) pumped into it had polymerised after coming into contact with oxygen.
Terminator fans – it’s happening.
The material the baddie robot used in the second film to repair itself could become a reality after Nasa scientists created a similar substance.
Of course the US space organisation isn’t intending to build a T-1000 but instead wants to use the stuff to make self-repairing spaceships in the future.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JVWFvKxrcLg
‘While other approaches for materials self-repair have utilised similar liquid-to-solid transitions, our approach permits the development of materials capable of sealing a breach within seconds, far faster than previously described methods,’ the researchers, which also included members from University of Michigan, wrote in American Chemical Society’s Macro Letters.
A video showed a bullet hole fixing itself in seconds once liquid resin (thiol-ene-trialkylborane) pumped into it had polymerised after coming into contact with oxygen.