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The silkworm transforms the gene that is highly durable
US scientists have created a genetically modified silkworm that can release silk, giving it the potential to produce bulletproof garment materials.
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How strict is the White House protected?
The snipers guarded around the clock on the White House roof. They are the best gunmen in the world and capable of hitting targets at distances up to 1,000m.
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Video: Russia develops bulletproof vests for dog scenes
The armor not only protects police dogs from sticks and stones, but also protects them from bombs and bombs of 7.62mm in size.
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Stephanie L. Kwolek - The inventor of Kevlar died at age 90
Stephanie L. Kwolek, a chemist who invented Kevlar, a lightweight and ultra-durable material used to produce bulletproof armor, just died at the age of 90.
Science invention
The 11-year-old student invented a bulletproof backpack
The Mexican boy spent his time researching bulletproof backpacks to protect children from the ongoing shooting incidents where he lives.
Science invention
Vietnam produces fireproof and bulletproof paints made from rice husk
A domestic company has successfully produced a fire-proof and bullet-proof paint made from rice husk with a price of only 1/3 of the price of foreign fire-retardant pain…
Science invention
New bullet-proof glue of the British army
The Ministry of Defense awarded £ 100,000 (about $ 141,000) to a small company that developed a special glue that was able to resist the bullet's attack.
Science invention
A bulletproof towel for gentlemen
An Icelandic fashion designer has successfully crafted a bullet-proof handkerchief for men who often face danger.
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Bulletproof handkerchiefs
Sluli Recht, an Icelandic designer, was shocked to announce that he was able to do the
New technology
Bulletproof vests will be made of spider silk
American chemists from the Air Force Research Laboratory and Purdue University reported their new military invention. It was a bulletproof vest based on spider silk.
New technology
Night vision goggles can help American soldiers detect mines
BNVG II consists of a binoculars and a thermal camera mounted on bulletproof caps, allowing soldiers to improve their ability to observe in depth at night.
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Hardwoods like steel can prevent bullets
The finished material is 20% denser, three times denser, and has some impressive but stiffer features, 20 times more compressive strength than 50 times.
New technology
US tests bulletproof jacket 'as long as the shot'
The US is testing PUU material, which allows for the manufacture of armor that can be proportionally proportional to the damage of bullets.
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The reason why Russian military uniforms 'future warriors' become scary
Integrating state-of-the-art technologies, capable of protecting soldiers well, Ratnik military uniform turned ordinary soldiers into frightening warriors.
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Armor from super-heavy Newtonian material
Students of the US Air Force school are developing one