Artificial leather bulletproof

Dutch scientists have found a way to develop man-made skin, 10 times stronger than steel and bulletproof.

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According to the Daily Mail , Dutch researchers have created genetically modified goats for milk containing the same protein as spider silk. When we extracted goat milk, the team was able to separate this particular protein and weave it into a material that is ten times stronger than steel.

The yarn can then be blended with human skin to create artificial skin that scientists hope will be tough enough to prevent a bullet from penetrating.

Essaidi Jalila, a member of the research team, said the "spider silk" project was also known as "2.6g 329m / s" by the weight and velocity of a bullet for a .22 caliber rifle. "The goal of the project is to replace our skin horns with spider silk," Jalila said.

The first step involves developing a real leather around a bulletproof skin. This process lasts about 5 weeks.

Silk has long been used in battle and Genghis Khan has issued an edict requiring his cavalry to wear silk to avoid being hit. Modern humans have also developed a variety of bulletproof overalls for decades, but human skin can withstand piercings so far only in science fiction or science fiction films.

However, Jalila says that her project and her colleagues are making science fiction a reality, even though the results of the tests are not perfect.