- Lightest Material on Earth Developed
- Posted 3 months ago by Jack Lowe · culture · news · 3988 Views
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This is a little far away from our usual subject matter, but scientists have managed to develop the lightest material on earth. Made from 90% nickel and consisting of 99.9% air, the material named "ultralight metallic microlattice" can easily balance on top of a dandelion without crushing the seeds. Tobias Shandler, one of the scientists, said the trick is to "fabricate a lattice of interconnected hollow tubes with a wall thickness 1,000 times thinner than a human hair."
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- space wise (volume) it's 99.9% Air, and the actual solid mass is 90% Nickel, problem solved.
- You should really rephrase this..
- 27 November 11
- don't think air's a material georgy my friend
- peter
- 22 November 11
- WHAAAAAAT
- WHAAAAAT
- 22 November 11
- I think air must be lighter than that material, so you don't trick me HUH, you don't trick me
- George Pascalido
- 22 November 11
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