The glass mimics the structure of nacre, the inner shell layer of some mollusks.
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This is so cool
Much cool, very much so👍👍
So what is the bio/eco impact of this? Plastic was mentioned. How fossil fuel dependent is the production of this? And then, how do we dispose of this new product? Are we including these aspects and if so, does this new glass score better overall than regular glass?
For every litre of gas you don’t burn, I will burn 3.
I will go out of my way to wreck the environment as much as I can today specifically for you
does it melt and become toxic?..
Does it degrade…no! Plastics yet again are used…smh
Nice, but nothing that was not known in the physics community 50 years ago.
Transparent Aluminum ?
lol .. I can hear Tesla calling him right NOW.