Breaking: Graphene has self-repairing properties

Graphene - the "wonder material" made of sheets of carbon just one atom thick - undergoes a self-reparing process to correct holes, researchers report. Graphene's outstanding mechanical strength and electronic properties make it a promising material for a wide range of future applications.

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Sounds like back engineered UFO technology to me.

Breaking UFO news?

I'm intrigued.

When did they get the UFO tech?

oO

Common don't hold back, top cat!!! or I'll set officer dibble onto ya, see!!

But its almost ethereal thinness makes it easily damaged when working with it

So the "elephant balancing on a pencil" comparison we all heard of in the past was a bit exaggerated after all?

Anyway nice find - greetings from Roswell

Originally posted by easy12

But its almost ethereal thinness makes it easily damaged when working with it

So the "elephant balancing on a pencil" comparison we all heard of in the past was a bit exaggerated after all?

Anyway nice find - greetings from Roswell

edit on 11-7-2012 by easy12 because: (no reason given)

They were talking about several layers of it before, this article is talking about one layer... Ever work with lexan? It's bullet proof, but it's used in quality RC cars for bodies....you can cut it with scissors at 0.060".....

I still gave ya a star...