T SUPER SCIENTISTS CREATED A BULLET

A bulletproof shirt, the kind that are only seen in comics or movies, became a reality, thanks to research by a team of scientists from the University of South Carolina (USA), China and Switzerland. Brains created cottons resistant to impacts of projectiles, ideal for dangerous cities.

These shirts, unlike the classic bullet-proof vests are comfortable and fit the body of people. The key is boron carbide, the third hardest element of nature, which reinforces the fibers of this super resistant clothing. The material is the same as is used to protect the tanks.
Los científicos realizaron el experimento con camisetas blancas que fueron cortadas en tiras y sumergidas en una solución de boro. Más tarde, fueron retiradas de la solución y se calentaron en un horno. El calor transformó las fibras de algodón en fibras de carbón, las que reaccionaron con el boro y produjeron el carburo de boro.

Sobre sus usos posibles, los investigadores afirmaron que serán capaces de “fabricar armaduras mucho más resistentes, livianas y flexibles usando esta nueva técnica, además de automóviles y aviones más livianos y eficientes”.

Actor Schwarzenegger is addicted to sex

The renowned Austrian actor Arnold Schwarzenegger 63 years, who is now Governor of California, has been brought to light with many controversial aspects of his life in an unauthorized biography.

The well-known biographer of the artists named Ian Halperin, wrote of the Governor, telling about his time as a "dealer" of steroids, his addiction to money and sex. The writer says as Schwarzenegger had a big ambition to be rich that even he sold steroids to athletes in competition, and said that stories about Tiger Woods' girls are women with those of Arnold.

"Arnold is, to some extent, honest (about the use of synthetic substances to accelerate the development of muscle bulk). It's a great businessman, always wanted to be rich. What was striking is that he was selling steroids to other athletes to profit. It was stupid, "said the biographer.