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13. Sounds like the first step in affordable Flying Saucers for everyone.

Sat Feb 5, 2022, 12:27 PM

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This news could be rather significant. [View all] BSdetect Feb 2022 OP

So it's like powder coating..... JohnnyRingo Feb 2022 #1

Wow! Sounds like another leap forward for sustainability. Hortensis Feb 2022 #2

I am imagining a cheap, completely maintenance- free, rot-proof home! 70sEraVet Feb 2022 #4

Aliens. milestogo Feb 2022 #3

Textiles might be a good use for these too ... surrealAmerican Feb 2022 #6

Yes. I imagine there'll be a great deal of work on textures Hortensis Feb 2022 #7

This does sound big. The Jungle 1 Feb 2022 #8

Just imagine its use in military aircraft Wednesdays Feb 2022 #26

So... an even more indestructible substance AnrothElf Feb 2022 #10

Consider the downside? Pantagruel Feb 2022 #16

Like Faust... AnrothElf Feb 2022 #23

Good point empedocles Feb 2022 #25

Thanks for link burrowowl Feb 2022 #11

Does it come from fossil fuel? ancianita Feb 2022 #12

Good question. liberalla Feb 2022 #18

Sounds like the first step in affordable Flying Saucers for everyone. KS Toronado Feb 2022 #13

Carbon P. Dubbs !!! And the P stands for petroleum! Bobstandard Feb 2022 #14

Hmmmm ... if it can't be recycled, maybe it isn't so great FakeNoose Feb 2022 #15

Not a word about cost of production? Pantagruel Feb 2022 #17

that's the kicker isn't it? Takket Feb 2022 #19

why would there be? drray23 Feb 2022 #21

Polymer equals plastic. RocRizzo55 Feb 2022 #24