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If you want to cook pasta, take a large star that is about to go out and boil it until it goes supernova and explodes. You might need to wait for a billion years till it happens, so you’ll need all the patience you've got.
In a groundbreaking discovery, NASA's latest mission has unveiled what is now considered the strongest material in the universe, challenging our understanding of physical limits and opening new horizons in materials science and engineering. This video delves deep into the details of this astonishing find, exploring its origins, properties, and the potential applications that could revolutionize industries from aerospace to medicine.
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