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Topic: Politics > Politics-USA
User: "University Studies"
Date: 07 Nov 2004 09:53:05 PM
Object: New material can withstand a 10,000 degreee nuclear blast
New material invented by a British hair stylist id the only substance known
that can withstand a 10,000 degree centigrade nuclear blast
http://members.fcc.net/workgroup5/music/starlite-bk2.jpg
Starlite - A few years ago, a hair stylist in England was deeply moved when
he learned of a fire aboard a plane on a runway that killed several
children. His great compassion for others, in addition to the sincere love
and kindness he felt for these children and their families, inspired him to
develop a new flame-resistant material.
Using just the materials available in his own small workshop, this British
hair stylist developed a material with such heat-resistant qualities, it is
the only substance known that can withstand the heat of a 10,000o centigrade
nuclear blast. His daughter helped name the new material Starlite.
During tests involving two thermonuclear blasts the Starlite plastic
remained unharmed, and the temperature behind the 1mm sheet of Starlite
plastic was raised by only 25 degrees. More info on Starlite is here.
http://members.fcc.net/workgroup5/music/starlite-bk2.jpg
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User: "Grinch"

Title: Re: New material can withstand a 10,000 degreee nuclear blast 08 Nov 2004 04:17:04 AM
University Studies wrote:

New material invented by a British hair stylist id the only substance known
that can withstand a 10,000 degree centigrade nuclear blast

http://members.fcc.net/workgroup5/music/starlite-bk2.jpg

Starlite - A few years ago, a hair stylist in England was deeply moved when
he learned of a fire aboard a plane on a runway that killed several
children. His great compassion for others, in addition to the sincere love
and kindness he felt for these children and their families, inspired him to
develop a new flame-resistant material.

Using just the materials available in his own small workshop, this British
hair stylist developed a material with such heat-resistant qualities, it is
the only substance known that can withstand the heat of a 10,000o centigrade
nuclear blast. His daughter helped name the new material Starlite.

During tests involving two thermonuclear blasts the Starlite plastic
remained unharmed, and the temperature behind the 1mm sheet of Starlite
plastic was raised by only 25 degrees. More info on Starlite is here.
http://members.fcc.net/workgroup5/music/starlite-bk2.jpg


Maurice Ward, old, old news. Oddly the material has somewhat vanished
out of the pulbic eye.
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