3
1
00:24
Chaotic Video Shows Shooting At San Antonio Market Square, 2 Killed And 4 Injured
3
1
0
Check Out The New VIDMAX VIRAL Now!
Scientists develop Terminator-style stretchable liquid metal in breakthrough that could revolutionize soft robotics
00:59
They Mocked God and Got INSTANT Judgment
1
0
0
00:45
Horrible Chinese Driver Turns Her Speeding Tesla Into A Wrecking Ball, Flipping Through The Air
0
0
0
00:15
Dashcam footage clears man of felony charge after showing constable faking his injury
0
0
0
01:30
These Were The Wrong Cops To Try It With....Homie Fcked Around And Found Out
0
0
0
00:57
Still Think WNBA Star Brittney Griner Isn't A Dude
0
0
0
01:00
Cop Cuts Of ATV Rider Driving Recklessly, ATV Rider Becomes A Hood Ornament
0
0
0
A new host of liquid metals that have applications towards soft robotics are making movies like 'The Terminator' transcend make-believe.
According to researchers, experimental liquid metals like gallium and other alloys, when supplemented with nickel or iron, are able to flex and mold into shapes with the use of magnets, much like the iconic movie villain, T-1000 from 'The Terminator 2: Judgement Day.'
While other such metals have been developed, they contended with two major drawbacks.
