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GrapheneTrampolene

 Graphene Trampolene
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The world's strongest and thinnest trampoline would be made of graphene. The trampoline skin would be so thin as to be somewhat transparent.

Recent research has determined that if significantly large crystalline sections are combined together, their patchwork quilt will have nearly the same strength as pristine graphene.

—sanman, Jun 14 2013

Recent Research http://www.futurity...-also-super-strong/
Recent Research [sanman, Jun 14 2013]

Graphene Research http://engineering....st-material-world-1
Graphene Research [sanman, Jun 14 2013]

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       Also available, the carbon nanotube skipping rope.   

       Mind your ankles.
—BunsenHoneydew, Jun 15 2013
   


 

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