Airgel, a magical material that changes the world
Lightly known as a "frozen smoke," it resists bomb explosions; it is the best insulation to isolate extreme temperatures; and it's the "best sponge" that can be used to filter sewage. It is an airgel that can be applied to almost any area. The Sunday Times newspaper in the United Kingdom published an article on August 19 entitled "Scientists Calling Airgel a Material That Will Change the World," a summary of the article below. Into the 21st century, there is a magical material will be able to make your house against bomb explosions, it can clear water pollutants, and even help people fly to Mars. This is the airgel, one of the lightest solids in the world. It can withstand explosive explosions of 1000 kg of explosives, but also isolated from high temperatures above 1300 degrees Celsius. Scientists are developing new uses for this material, from the next generation of tennis racquets to super-insulated spacesuits that help humans land on...