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    You know how they say there are some metals that cant be mag
    By Sam Norman | November 27th 2007 07:55 AM | 2 comments | Print | E-mail | Track Comments
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    I'm currently a Junior enrolled at Bedford North-Lawrence High School in Indiana, USA. I hope to someday design weapons and armor for the military...

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    You know how they say there are some metals that cant be magnetised? I believe they can, by changing the electromagnetic frequency. This could lead to bullutproof armor shielding that uses this change in frequency to repel bullets, RPG's, and other projectiles. Imagine the possibilities...fascinating!

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    Hank
    You're talking about changing the materials by changing the frequency? You can change the actions of some materials but not the materials themselves. A high K dielectric in an Intel product doesn't magically become a conductor by changing the frequency.

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    Hank Campbell | 12/06/07 | 11:48 AM
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    Ah, but I don't mean magnetising the materials themselves. I'm talking about making an armor with magnetic-frequincy changing device. You see, I, myself, believe some metals can be magnetised. There are many things that were made possible by just increasing the electromagnetic frequincy.
    Sam Norman | 12/20/07 | 08:29 AM