There are three types of material strengths 1. Tensile strengths which is the material ability to stretch without tearing. 2. Compression strengths which is the material ability to compressed example diamonds 💎 3. Impact strengths which is the ability to obsorb impact example A diamond 💎 have high compressions strengths but it can be shattered with a hammer 🔨
The thumbnail is gallium. I have about 100g of it in pure, and it is not very strong at all (in fact, by dropping a bar of it at 1 meter it would break). In addition, it melts just if you put hot water on it so it is not very useful in terms of strength.
@@Factnomenal basically take it as a joke as they don't exist irl... they're minecraft thingies lol. Netherite is harder than diamond in Minecraft, and bedrock is unbreakable.... whereas I hope u know the Nokia 3310 meme XD
To be fair most people dont know how MANY quality levels of diamonds AND gold so in the perspective its ambiguous but yes it is assumed by most that diamonds are worth more. However do your research.
it has about the same properties as modern low to medium grade carbon fibers made from the acrylonitrile PAN process. modern carbon fiber theoretically could be 10x stronger if you used a continuous suspended catalyst CVD cylindrical furnace to make carbon nanotubes, crosslink bonded and wound them, then made your carbon fiber tow spool or fabric. fibers made with acrylonitrile could still be 3x stronger than the 2-3GPa strands made most often today. Some Hexcel and Toray products exceed 6GPa, but using PAN it becomes very difficult. I bet you could get something like 12GPa with modern carbon nanotube production methods, there is a 2015 paper cited on wikipedia listing 9GPa: something about "Carbon Nanotube Alignment and Densification" the guy who made this video is wrong about silicon carbide. it is a high temperature ceramic with many structural forms, but not harder than diamond.
Why not spider silk it's the strongest bio-material and it's tensile strength is grater than that of dimands I'd buy spider silk over dimands of the same mass
Well, because there are two types of measurement systems - one that most countries use... and the one that America used to put men on the moon with. Lol
@@jkg6211 maybe google before. Then you would realize that the values were all computed in SI units but displayed in imperial to be more convenient for the astronauts. NASA still uses SI btw, which are the units of Science.
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Nothing is stronger than family.
U think lol
vin diesel????
nothing is stronger than my nokia
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Mine is
There are three types of material strengths
1. Tensile strengths which is the material ability to stretch without tearing.
2. Compression strengths which is the material ability to compressed example diamonds 💎
3. Impact strengths which is the ability to obsorb impact example
A diamond 💎 have high compressions strengths but it can be shattered with a hammer 🔨
Great info Thomas! Thank you for sharing that!
Which of these materials do you think is the coolest?
Factnomenal only comment here lol
Nice video
Spider web it is cool
@@annadaniel7923
Fact
If the spider silk is tied to be thick like 5 ropes it can stop a jumbo jet
the coolest is platinum and graphene
I think it should be graphene
Nuclear pasta
No way it needs another material to keep it intact. What a weak item.
You forgot one it’s the strongest thing in the universe
Nokia
Hahahahaha!! That make me laugh
he said only diamond can cut diamond? i doubt that
The thumbnail is gallium. I have about 100g of it in pure, and it is not very strong at all (in fact, by dropping a bar of it at 1 meter it would break). In addition, it melts just if you put hot water on it so it is not very useful in terms of strength.
Nothing is stronger than a Graphene
Wow kevlar can withstand -350 degrees Fahrenheit
Atomic decay will always mess with the micro geometry.
Hardness != Strength
Strength != Toughness
Toughness != Hardness
Wow nice vid I wish I had all of these things and tested them
Graphene, wurtzite boron nitride, hexagonal diamond
Would wurtZite boron nitride break if a bullet hit it, cuz my gf a scientist and said it would break since it’s harder it would be more brittle
Carbyne
I would of thought titanium would be on the list, and that diamonds are more expensive than gold?
Imagine having a bulletproof vest out of lonsdaleite
Without proper ablative layers before and behind... it would be worse than duct taping reams of office paper to your chest. Even against a .22LR.
Love your thinking. But how would u go about creating a vest made of that awesome material
Plot armour is the strongest
Ever heard of Netherite, bedrock and nokia?
🤔 No, tell us what they are!!
@@Factnomenal basically take it as a joke as they don't exist irl... they're minecraft thingies lol. Netherite is harder than diamond in Minecraft, and bedrock is unbreakable.... whereas I hope u know the Nokia 3310 meme XD
Very interesting.
“14 STRONGEST Materials Known To Man!”
47 people: mad
That comment at the end.... Damn, hodl.
It should be the metal alloy which is platinum+gold
You forgot nokia
Sometimes I think Kevlar is cat food
same
I thought diamond was the number 1 strongest materials that and I also thought obsidian glass was up there
How do you have 250k subs and get 1k views and you have 7 comments?? 🤔🤔
Diamondsalmost as expensive as gold?
Diamond is a lot more expensive
@@silence7661 he said it In the video
To be fair most people dont know how MANY quality levels of diamonds AND gold so in the perspective its ambiguous but yes it is assumed by most that diamonds are worth more. However do your research.
Well technically diamonds are worthless, there’s a lot out there and the market is controlled, gold is definitely more valuable
oh hell yes ur right
Can any of this be used to make a vacuum balloon?
Nothing strong than caseoh chair 💺
So the strongest material known to man is........
Bedrock
Pandu Erlangga Wicaksono ha ha
what's bedrock?
NOKIA=hold my batteries
Diamond:is number 14
Me:wut
Great ❤❤❤❤
Rhenium diboride and transparent Ceramics
The strongest material is so obvious
Bedrock
Creative mode players:b*tch plz
It made out of Nokia 3310
@@TaoMuonChichMeMay 😂
This spider is in my yard!!!,well time to get some of that strong web :D 2:01
Lol
very interesting
He forget NOKIA 3310
Hammer:weak
Nokia is not a substance
@@harrishromero6447 who cares cuz its the hardest , STRONGEST , durable Item on Earth
@@LONEWOLF007 everyone cares
@@harrishromero6447 😑 stop replying I am Editing video
Borophine, nuclear pasta?
Graphene oxide used in the 2021 global mandates.
10:17
You.... weren't wrong
Diamonds are hard,glass version of rocks but sculpted jewelry
*lol*
You forgot bedrock
Sajeewani Ileperuma underated comment
Narcism... Is it hard? No its strong... He called it tesil strength. He said pascal's like its a hot tomale or something... Just no...
What about prince ruperts drop?
How strong Bedrock?
For some reason...
Be careful there is stronger matter in Universe and in another planets.
What about titanium
Cut diamond are worth about 1.4mil
Diamonds are not metal
metallic carbon bro
Materials *
How strong is obsidian
Maximo Diaz it is actually just and igneous rock it’s not very strong
it has about the same properties as modern low to medium grade carbon fibers made from the acrylonitrile PAN process. modern carbon fiber theoretically could be 10x stronger if you used a continuous suspended catalyst CVD cylindrical furnace to make carbon nanotubes, crosslink bonded and wound them, then made your carbon fiber tow spool or fabric. fibers made with acrylonitrile could still be 3x stronger than the 2-3GPa strands made most often today. Some Hexcel and Toray products exceed 6GPa, but using PAN it becomes very difficult. I bet you could get something like 12GPa with modern carbon nanotube production methods, there is a 2015 paper cited on wikipedia listing 9GPa: something about "Carbon Nanotube Alignment and Densification"
the guy who made this video is wrong about silicon carbide. it is a high temperature ceramic with many structural forms, but not harder than diamond.
Sure , where are these. ?? Youll never see any of these materials so whats the point ??
Please know about graphine
Ok.
lonsdaleite is less stronger than
nokia
You forgot murinite
Where jaw breaker am so disappointed
You forgot abalone shells.
But it’s not metal
Father Cheerio the title says materials not metals
Carbyne
Legos.
Everyone who's got up in the middle of the night and stepped on a Lego b knows this is true lol
in google
Dynima
Tf goin on here?
diamond because i can't spell the others by the way i'm a kid🧦🧦🧦🧦🧦🧦🧦🧦🧦🧦🧦🧦🧦🧦
Why not spider silk it's the strongest bio-material and it's tensile strength is grater than that of dimands I'd buy spider silk over dimands of the same mass
😳
My *****
No. 0 is nokia 3310
Why is the temperature only in °F? Almost all other countries, except Liberia and Cayman Islands, use °C. At least cconvert it somwhere on the screen!
Well, because there are two types of measurement systems - one that most countries use... and the one that America used to put men on the moon with.
Lol
@@jkg6211 maybe google before. Then you would realize that the values were all computed in SI units but displayed in imperial to be more convenient for the astronauts.
NASA still uses SI btw, which are the units of Science.
@@lapisinfernalis9052
Maybe grow a thicker skin before going online - it was a JOKE, Karen... take a Midol and chill.
@@jkg6211 Sadly your "joke" has been said too many times by too many ignorant people while being completely serious.
@@lapisinfernalis9052
Wow. It doesn't take much to hurt your feelings, does it?
"Lighten up, Francis."
Palladium is on par with Platinum in terms of cost. There is a zero percent chance it'll be used in any type of building material.
Kevlar has limitations, higher power full ammunition can penetrate Kevlar matiryal. That's the fact
What are your thoughts on nano technology? Can we create an impenetrable force?
⛅Hi Sunshine, I'm looking at graphene although their are some real promising game changers for future energy's for spacecraft's. Peace and prosperity to all the beautiful people watching this C-ya😎Bye!
"✌💖🤗~🌞🌎⚬" ...
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Yes we do.
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