Future star ship <span title="trekies{creators}transparent">trekies{creators}transpar...</span> steel?is it possible.in current history.?

Question

we know a seed of knowlege is being droped here like unto a yule tide xmas gift:yet ;a sweet mixture of super non alloys.like alluminum suped up poly plastic.and other substances assist i removing the silverish gray pigment.in steel and the boxcite in alluminum ferite.the formul;i may have bben before our sientific eyes the whole time.and never cared to look.or experiment with unique mixtures.metalics and non metalics/gases.electic plasma species help further the process.so the question is very space age in design.not soley for trekies/science guru's.a person or future compny could harvest billions in revenue.by breaking through this barrier.

Answer 1

You should give the 10 points for &quot;best answer&quot; to whoever figures out what in the world you&#039;re talking about.

Answer 2

I think your asking if transparent steel is possible.  I&#039;ll say that no, it&#039;s not.  But if we were to create glass in space (or come up with a process to create glass without water on earth) it would be 20x stronger than steel.

Answer 3

Get new meds, man.  The ones you &#039;re on now aren&#039;t doing the job.

Answer 4

I&#039;m not 100% sure I understand your question. But if you are asking if transparent steel could be created now with current technology, I believe the answer is no. But there are transparent plastics that are suposed to be as strong if not stronger than steel. Not sure how they hold up to heat though. I saw one web site that showed what was suposed to be transparent aluminum, but that site looked more like a hoax than anything else.

Answer 5

What is CURRENT HISTORY?????????????????

Answer 6

syntax error....

could I speak with Mr Spock, instead?

you forgot to ask your question.

Answer 7

Your native tongue is not English, is it? Your question is quite indecipherable, if there is even a question there.

Answer 8

The idea is good.

But the technology has not been developed yet