The World's Lightest Metal

How would you manufacture the world's lightest metal? Make it basically from air, as indicated by researchers.

The material, known as a "microlattice," was produced by researchers at HRL Laboratories in Malibu, California, which is co-possessed by Boeing and General Motors. The new microlattice is comprised of a system of minor empty tubes and is approximately 100 times lighter than Styrofoam.

With an end goal to spare fuel, aviation and car organizations continually endeavor to make their materials as lightweight as would be prudent without relinquishing basic respectability. The procedure used to fabricate the new microlattices holds enormous guarantee, the analysts say, on the grounds that the materials made are unfathomably light, as well as extremely solid.