I just learned this is a thing. Apparently it is called Aluminium oxynitride and is used for bulletproof windows. It isn't straight aluminum bit instead some kind of ceramic composite.
I thought it was pretty neat.
I just learned this is a thing. Apparently it is called Aluminium oxynitride and is used for bulletproof windows. It isn't straight aluminum bit instead some kind of ceramic composite.
I thought it was pretty neat.
double dumbass on you!
and they didn't use transparent aluminum in the movie... it was just large panes of glass that they got in trade for the formula for transparent aluminum that Scotty typed into the computer in about 100 keystrokes..
Ransom wrote:JoeyM wrote: He did a little too much LDS.So it's a Mormon conspiracy?
Well, Kirk must have thought so
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pgHxFNFWlZc
I still lol'd at sending the russian to find "Nuclear Wessles" during the cold war......and I just watched this the other night too. I wish they would put the first movie and 5/6 on netflix.
yamaha wrote: I still lol'd at sending the russian to find "Nuclear Wessles" during the cold war......and I just watched this the other night too. I wish they would put the first movie and 5/6 on netflix.
I later found out that the people he was asking weren't actors - they just filmed Walter Koenig in costume walking up to random passers-by on the street and trying to ask for directions to the "nuclear wessels".
Ransom wrote: In reply to JoeyM: Ha! Oh crud; I'm going to have to actually watch that at some point, aren't I?
You'll probably appreciate it; it is my favorite trek movie. OTOH, I may be a bit biased......in a former life I did marine mammal research.
that was by far the worst Trek movie.. but it has a sort of sentimental charm to it now that i'm older..
novaderrik wrote: that was by far the worst Trek movie.. but it has a sort of sentimental charm to it now that i'm older..
sorry... 5 was worse
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