The future of blade technology

M ELEY · 22nd July 2009, 07:18 AM

Fearn, you ionized my black hole sword! Arrrhh...

I like your theory on folded steel and crystalization. The manipulation of atomic molecules to make new structures isn't science fiction, but fact. We've seen it in the creation of "modern" diamonds and in the rarest of all substances, Californium. It should be interesting to see what comes about in our lifetime. They are already using highly concentrated streams of water that can cut through steel! Imagine that futuristic sword or water gun

Yes, I know, impractical, but an interesting weapon.

22nd July 2009, 07:18 AM	#8
M ELEY Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: NC, U.S.A. Posts: 2,141	Fearn, you ionized my black hole sword! Arrrhh... I like your theory on folded steel and crystalization. The manipulation of atomic molecules to make new structures isn't science fiction, but fact. We've seen it in the creation of "modern" diamonds and in the rarest of all substances, Californium. It should be interesting to see what comes about in our lifetime. They are already using highly concentrated streams of water that can cut through steel! Imagine that futuristic sword or water gun Yes, I know, impractical, but an interesting weapon.