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It’s Not Sci-Fi: Scientists Create a Metal That Doesn’t Melt, Crack, or Corrode
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It’s Not Sci-Fi: Scientists Create a Metal That Doesn’t Melt, Crack, or Corrode
In the race to engineer faster, cleaner, and more efficient aircraft, one of the most stubborn bottlenecks has been heat. Jet engines and gas turbines must operate at blistering temperatures, often flirting with the upper limits of what metal can endure. But while engineers push the thermal envelope, materials science has lagged behind—until now. A newly developed metal alloy made of chromium, molybdenum, and a trace of silicon is generating qui…
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