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thing won't break that one won't break
so flat will break after a fair amount of braking uh smashing I have to get us a density test
but pretty strong so now I need to do waterproofing on this and add in
sodium silicate and as you can see in here the mix is almost perfect so we've got to
aggregate in there Limestone Flakes and flecks granite Flakes and flecks
but mainly Limestone you can see the granite it's darker
and then we have kale and Clay sodium carbonate and clam shells
so yeah I mean dude super strong I mean if you were trying to if you were doing this
out of concrete and you were banging it as hard as I was just banging it or glass
or anything else it would have shattered already so it took some serious banging
there for me to shatter that this is one day cured one day cured so uh here let me
this is up it five feet
I mean it's not breaking so strong it's real strong now Texas A M University
just magically did a full study and released the study dream covet lockdown
on a zoom call and they found out that their geopolymer that they made using
Medical in clay with an aluminum silicate in it uh 90 megapascals which regular concrete
for Bridges and Roads is 32 to 40 megapascals apparently I didn't know anything about that but
so it's about twice as strong as regular Portland cement and the strongest cements in the world
are like up to 200 and that's with all kinds of additives and fibers and stuff in it so to get 90
megapascals on a just Medical in clay basically with sodium carbonate and so forth that's huge
that's a big deal you can make I would think you'd be able to make all kinds of stuff just without
even the waterproofing that you could do this for interior stuff in your house tiles floor tiles
wall tiles decorations sculptures and with the waterproofing again with the sodium silicate in it
then you could start doing outside applications like outside bricks driveways structures buildings
and have them last twice as long as concrete I could see why they would want to keep that on
the down low and on the wraps why why they would want to stop people from doing that I understand
I think because structures would last for just hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of years
as opposed to a couple hundred years you'd have structures lasting thousands of years and I don't
know if they want that whoever they are but there it is again so I'm going to mix this up
let me show you so this is out here in my garage sorry I got a little mess going on here but here's
some of the Granite little flakes that I put in just to strengthen it up we've got silicate sand
we've got kale and clay uh I'm sorry that's the Limestone that's powdered Limestone kale and clay
and Limestone flakes and I also have graphene copper aluminum zinc and so forth to make the
battery version of this that if you guys don't know I several years ago discovered something
that was huge that you can generate power by using vitamins inert materials like this like
solid materials a solid state generator basically something that generates power just out of a brick
like this but you can also paint it on paper and just generate the power on a piece of paper but my
idea is to do it in layers through the stone so I have a layer four like four layers one of which is
graphene right in the middle and that this piece of stone can generate power all day long as long
as you have the layers set in the stone in the right order so my idea is to do zinc layer copper
layer aluminum layer graphene layer and then attach a wire to it and pull power out of it all
day long as it sits there and generates power all day long with the layers set in stone like that
so yeah that's a big thing too I'll try that see if it works it might not work but we'll try it
and this strong strong material again this is I mean a quarter inch thick right there
and I mean I could get it to break I mean if this is cinder block ah there we go so
if that was a cinderblock piece an inch thick it would still break if I'm if I just give it a
couple bangs on a countertop the cinderblock brick would break so this being a quarter inch thick
like that and taking that much to break I'm pretty impressed I really am and again it's one day cured
so yeah I'm gonna play around with it a lot more I'm gonna do all kinds of stuff
and I'm going to make my mixes for you guys and I will be making an ashtray once I get
the soda glass or I'm sorry once I get the water glass uh I will make ashtrays to sell
yeah yeah preserve 3 000 years we found it in the future must be some kind of ritualistic
no no well maybe it was ritualistic but for people who smoke seriously
anyway so that's just a bash test I wanted to show everybody this is a seven minute long
video now but it's just me talking about breaking these things word up and much love guys peace out