new sharper Japanese swords
Posted by sci-blogger in Oddball on Monday, June 29, 2009
As if Japanese swords weren´t sharp enough, new research in shows that scientists have developed new improved swords that are 6 times,...yep...6 times more resistant than ordinary steel swords. And also withstand subzero temps with ease.
The labrats at The National Institute for Materials Science have found a way to develop crystal structures within the swords in a process that one researcher likened to making a pie.
¨The iron material is turned back on itself in layers and hammered; the process is then repeated more than a dozen times. This appears simple, but through repetition, strong and tenacious steel with fine needle crystals is formed.¨
Whatever you say, just don´t get angry man.
Whitts
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