Liquidmetal Technologies Inc (LQMT)

[notshir]

Submarines and Spaceships are not really a far stretch. The

Soviets have been making Titianium hulls for their submarines for

years now. We now have an alloy 2& one half times as tough.

The last time I checked, the U.S.A. needed a new fleet of

Space Shuttles...Would it be smart to use the hardest strongest

metal alloy in the world? (Where would they get that?)#@%!

(Google) SR- 72 (Cuz I don't know how to provide a link)

Where would the U.S. Find this kind of metal?

DARPA flew the HTV-2 at mach 20 with a surface temp. 3500

degrees. Where are "they" getting these high tech metal

alloys from? It's like these metals have been around for 10+

years? (hmmm)?? (back in 'th box!) "How 'bout doze chess sets?