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The News Of Tomorrow, Today
Metal
Jody Serrano
A million Russian artillery shells helped scientists discover the Higgs boson. And all over the world, remnants of World War II weapons are built into the most mysterious experiments in physics. In the mid-1990s, physicists needed tons of a metal strong enough to withstand the massive magnetic fields of the…
It’s hard to say how long The Metal has been around. This is because The Metal does not care for the laws of linear time. What we do know is that for thousands of years, humanity has both feared and revered The Metal, as evidenced once again by the recent…
A University of Queensland scientist is among a team of international researchers bringing us closer to a new generation of steel and metal alloys. What’s wrong with what we currently have? Well, at the moment we have an issue with hydrogen absorbing into metals and making them brittle – and…
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