Media: In the US, created recovering from damage material

August 31 2015 26

The University of Michigan developed a material recovering from damage, reports Rossiyskaya Gazeta with reference to the New Scientist.

This happens "thanks to the substance tributylborane (tributylborane), which, reacting with oxygen, hardens, contributing to the tightening of wounds," - said in a publication.

The developers, as evidence, presented a video demonstrating how a new material grows together in less than a minute after a bullet hits it.

Scientists claim that their development "resembles the substance from the movie" Terminator-2 ", in which one of the heroes was made of liquid metal."

They noted that "the ability to instantly deal with damage is especially useful for astronauts who spend a lot of time in orbit - there almost any damage can be deadly."

Newspaper reference: “Terminator T-1000 (from the movie “Terminator-2”) is not subject to mechanical destruction. It recovers quickly, for example, after a bullet or exposure to an explosive. Every molecule Robot programmed to connect with the main mass within a radius of up to 14 kilometers.

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Islander

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31 August 2015 12: 01

We have created much more practical things -
http://www.extreme-voyage.ru/2015/04/04/russkij-kostnyj-cement-regeneriruet-kost
i-cheloveka /

A unique material “bone cement” was created at STI, which the human body “sees” as a full-fledged bone (video). In the near future, complex operations to install and remove titanium pins in the limbs after injuries and fractures will become irrelevant. Using bone cement, bone functionality can be fully restored without titanium and medical alloys.

And all this is real, without any "mythical terminators". The bone can be molded from this "cement", and the meat will grow by itself. We are for life.

And let the mattress frighten the world with Hollywood-style killer terminators. They cannot cope with ISIS either, but here - "Terminator" ...
1. kocclissi
  
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  31 August 2015 12: 03
  
  Yes, work is underway.
  1. kocclissi
    
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    31 August 2015 12: 12
    
    Plastic. A year ago:
    1. Zoldat_A
      
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      31 August 2015 12: 17
      
      Quote: kocclissi
      Plastic. A year ago:
      
      Plastic. Fifteen years ago.
      "Self-healing" professional, high-quality double-sided mat is used when working with OLFA knives with standard, high-strength, artistic, rotating and special knives. Three-layer rug measuring 420x300mm (17 "x12") and 2,0mm thick
    2. Reserve officer
      
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      31 August 2015 12: 19
      
      Today is the day of Steven Spielberg. This article is about climate weapons, then about terminators. I’m afraid to assume that they’ll publish it by the end of the day ...
2. Conductor
  
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  31 August 2015 12: 05
  
  sever.56
  What difference would a murdered US Marine have if a hole in his bulletproof vest would drag out?
  
  ?
  They noted that “the ability to deal with damage instantly is especially useful astronautswho spend a lot of time in orbit - there almost any damage can be a mortal danger. "
  
  you probably confused it with "liquid armor"
3. Tanais
  
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  31 August 2015 12: 09
  
  University of Michigan has developed material to recover from damage, Rossiyskaya Gazeta reports citing New Scientist.
  
  Yes, just the same ... We have, LONG TIME, LONG TIME, T A K O E done...
  
  Remember the priest, the bell tower, his flight and ... GALOSHES.
  
  This is a joke. But seriously, it is gratifying that science is moving. But we are so "spoiled" that we are not really surprised by anything, everything is perceived as a natural process.
  
  Mankind is waiting for a BREAKTHROUGH, akin to changing the era of steam era of electricity.
4. Sasha 19871987
  
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  31 August 2015 12: 20
  
  in general, the union has long had a self-healing rubber already, if a meteor or other misunderstanding gets in, it itself restored shape — everything new is only forgotten old
  1. yushch
    
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    31 August 2015 12: 31
    
    I would like to know where in space will oxygen come from to affect a hardening substance? This is the question of using it in orbit.
    1. inpu
      
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      31 August 2015 12: 45
      
      Quote: yushch
      I would like to know where in space will oxygen come from to affect a hardening substance? This is the question of using it in orbit.
      
      also thought about it. Apparently we are talking about something oxygen-containing: a spacesuit, lining. Although the hole I doubt that it will grow due to the pressure difference. )))
5. Plumbum
  
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  31 August 2015 13: 14
  
  Well, actually, Belarusians were pioneers in the matter of biomaterials, analogues of bone tissue, not torn away by the human immune system. Patent of the Republic of Belarus No. 2302. Patent of the Republic of Belarus No. 2756. Registered in the State Register of Inventions of the Republic of Belarus 1998. The materials were developed in 1996-1997. In 1998, contracts were signed for the sale of material production technology with the Los Alamas National Laboratory (USA) and the Medical Center in Hyderabad (India).
  An increase in the rate of bone tissue regeneration at the fracture site by up to 30%. protection of titanium implants. Possibility of introducing nanosized material with a spitz to the right place, etc. etc.
valday

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31 August 2015 12: 02

Well, great. I hope the guys from the FSB and the GRU are already in the know.
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sever.56

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31 August 2015 12: 02

What a difference it will be for a killed American Marine whether a hole in his bulletproof vest will be delayed or not!
1. Tanais
  
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  31 August 2015 12: 13
  
  Quote: sever.56
  What a difference it will be for a killed American Marine whether a hole in his bulletproof vest will be delayed or not!
  
  And there is a captenarmus ...
2. rotmistr60
  
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  31 August 2015 12: 16
  
  For sever. 56
  
  Totally agree with you. The main task is to restore the material.
  reacting with oxygen, hardens, helping to heal wounds
  
  Well, and this, at best, can relate to cuts and shallow wounds.
soratnik

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31 August 2015 12: 08

University of Michigan Develops Damage Recovery Material

Amazing How is it in Rusnano or in Skolkovo did not think of ?! Probably more and more expensive lectures are carried away!
1. Zoldat_A
  
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  31 August 2015 12: 24
  
  Quote: soratnik
  Amazing How is it in Rusnano or in Skolkovo did not think of ?! Probably more and more expensive lectures are carried away!
  
  With what Chubais began (the famous "lectures in America"), he calmed down. The main purpose of the existence of Skolkovo and Rusnano is to transfer a wad of money from place to place on a table spread with glue. Then it will stick, it will stick ... You look - and in old age, a quiet life somewhere in Nice is enough ...
  
  I would kill such "nanists" ...
  1. cuzmin.mihail2013
    
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    31 August 2015 12: 37
    
    Not from place to place. And in your pocket!
RiverVV

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31 August 2015 12: 19

Chota, I have a suspicion that the rubber bomb doesn't give a damn about all these nanotechnologies ...
roskot

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31 August 2015 12: 28

Well, this Nana looks like BF-2 medical glue. He also heals wounds well.
wild

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31 August 2015 12: 45

Chet about the astronauts was not chased away childishly, in case of damage, there are holes in the spacesuit, people will live absolutely nothing, they will not have time to breathe.
Siberia 9444

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31 August 2015 12: 47

I could be wrong, but in air tanks they’ve been using that for a long time already in the number at SU 25
gladysheff2010

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31 August 2015 12: 52

Medical BF to help Americans. I will help to establish export supplies .
Alexey Boukin

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31 August 2015 13: 07

Quote: Zoldat_A
Would kill such "nanists".

LLC-nanists do not need to be touched, they are the Chubais ...
Makarov

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31 August 2015 13: 13

I don’t understand who is this "proof" for?
Yun Klob

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31 August 2015 13: 31

Class. It’s necessary to fill in people!
Simon

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31 August 2015 14: 15

And if a bullet or a fragment remains in the body, then infection is inevitable, especially if the wound lasts.
Leeder

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31 August 2015 14: 19

Quote: inpu

also thought about it. Apparently we are talking about something oxygen-containing: a spacesuit, lining. Although the hole I doubt that it will grow due to the pressure difference. )))

So the pressure will someday drop, but from a technical point of view, better late than never. Yes, holes can and will be seen, but air comes out, additional protection never puts.
By the way, another option - ship hulls, submarines.
RUSIVAN

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31 August 2015 14: 24

Media: In the USA, material is being restored after damage.
The USA used recovering culinary gelatin?))