23rd Century Time Travelers Advance Metallurgy
Posted by Matthew on Wednesday April 7, 2004 @11:34AM
from the I-canna-push-her-na-harder-cap'n dept.
J.T. Kirk writes: CIT Professor William Johnson announces the source of his invention, Liquid Metal. In an exclusive inteview by SlashNot.com investigator Duya Noit, Professor Johnson stated that he first obtained the idea from two men claiming to be engineers. “I recall one of them had a thick scottish accent,” Johnson said.
“They came to me one day hoping to enlist my aid in manufacturing some new materials they needed. When they thought I wasn’t listening I overheard them discuss worries about paradox and time travel.”
Professor Johnson then goes on to say this caught his interest so he followed the two men when they left. He says they went to a park where they proceeded to board some kind of invisible craft.
Psychologists have yet to comment on Mr. Johnson’s sanity, saying he may only have been joking.
Subject:I saw the movie
It was trasparent alluminum the subjects in question wanted to acquire, not Liquid Metal.
Comment by S. D. Roach — April 14, 2004 @ 9:11 am
Subject:Re: I saw the movie
duh.. but if u followed the link.. liquid metals are not just metal in a liquid state.. they are metals with many new unique properties.. some alloys can even be made transparent….
Comment by :P — April 15, 2004 @ 10:39 pm
Subject:Re: I saw the movie
Hmm, a fact checker of made up news stories. Surreal.
Comment by Matthew — April 21, 2004 @ 4:02 pm