Nitinol, a “memory” metal that can remember its original shape when heated, is an industrial gem that will play a key role in NASA’s next mission to Mars.
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What weird, futuristic material should we look into next?
This is used in magick for along time
Now what, even a rod has a better memory than me 🥺
A better way to generate energy in an engine huh? Bet this will be pushed against. There are alot of ways to make an engine. The reason new ways of making energy arent out is bc they’ve been forcefully suppressed
Sterling metales ante matirials from roswel
Reminds me of the metal found in the Roswell UFO crash. supposedly. The crash happened in July 7, 1947, two years before it was used by Dr. William j. Buehler in his rockets.
How will it be of use??
Anyone remember T-1000? Yeah, this is the stuff that Terminator is made of.
Get real. We might put a person or two on Mars, but that’s it. Events on Earth will negate any further exploration as we slip back into the stone age with however many humans are left at the end of this century.
Ok this is so cool
Dan Clark did it the best🔥
4:05 this dude loves science 👍
But how would it sound in a musical instrument?
We don’t have a future on Mars, Elon.
Mars is a waste of time and money.Take care of this Earth First.
I am honoured.
Amazing video!
Wish i had this kindda memory
This is the metal from alien technology
LMFAO