nanoDiamond - Introduction

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Introduction

Think about how strong and how heavy things are.

Some things are very strong but also very heavy, such as steel.
Some things are very light but relatively weak, such as balsa wood.

Imagine if you could make something that is both very strong and very light. Far stronger and lighter than any of the materials that have been produced in the last few decades, such as aluminum, kevlar, carbon-fiber composites or even natural materials like spider dragline silk. In fact as strong and light as possible.

This site attempts to do just that:

Design, to atomic precision, a useful material with the highest possible strength-to-weight ratio, something stronger than steel and lighter than balsa wood.

An example of how light this material is: a solid cylinder 54 feet long and 43 feet wide would weigh less than half an ounce.

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