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maybe, though I do wonder how it compares with belly-button fluff in terms of lightness and strength. joke aside how durable is it as by definition it will be
by Zenst 14y ago
maybe, though I do wonder how it compares with belly-button fluff in terms of lightness and strength. joke aside how durable is it as by definition it will be extreemly brittle andthe video does seem to indicate that with bits breaking off. If they made round ablls then structurely it would be a little bit more robust.
I do wonder what use it could actualy be though. Not very strong, ok it's light but it's not much stronger than air going by that video. I do wonder if you could make a static drawn bellows with this to move air, but thats me being geek.
Anybody know what uses this could have beyond coffins for ants sent via beemail! Anybody know a use?
- Ralith 14y ago> by definition it will be extreemly brittle By what definition? Because according to Wikipedia, it's just the opposite: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aerographite#Structure_and_properties https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aerographite#Structure_and_pro...
- Zenst 14y agoDefinition I was using was that is was a very the structure has alot of air gaps and that the video shows bits breaking of just from a little bounce. That said brittle is not realy scientific so I'll bow to that and kudos for the wiki link, covers potentual usage as well - thank you.
- Ralith 14y agoThat's an observation.