Holland Scientists Develop Bulletproof Skin

2011/9/5 14:54:00 31

Jalila Aissati, a scientist in Holland, used spider silk and goat milk recently.

Development

A brand-new artificial skin has been preliminarily equipped with the magic function to resist bullets.

Jalila Aissati and the researchers of the genomics Federation of China jointly completed the project called "2.6 grams, 329 seconds speed", 2.6 grams and 329 seconds, respectively, referring to the weight and speed of a 0.22 inch rifle cartridge.

Scientists discovered in experiments that genes were passed.

Reform

The milk produced by goats contains the same protein as spider silk. After mixing them, the protein can be separated by a certain process, and then made into a material with a hardness equal to 10 times that of steel.

This material can be further fused with human skin in 5 weeks, producing a bullet proof skin that can not be fired.

Aissati said that gossamer was used in war long ago. There was a rumor that Gen Gi Khan had ordered a cavalry to wear a silk vest to defend the bow and arrow in a battle.

"This may sound more like science fiction.

But we passed.

practice

This method has been found to fuse the spider silk bulletproof vest with the artificial skin, which can really resist bullets. "

Although the current test results are not perfect,

scientific research

People are confident that they can develop materials that are really resistant to bullets.

Before human beings have invented bulletproof vests, the appearance of bulletproof skin may be able to make the myth of invincible weapons come true in the near future.