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Hypersonic projectiles turn ultra-hard diamond composite into shock-absorbing graphite
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"Diamonds are forever." Or so the saying goes. Texas A&M University College of Engineering and Rice University researchers put that claim to the ultimate test. They forged a diamond composite, then marched it directly into the line of fire, blasting it with aluminum projectiles traveling at more than eight times the speed of sound.
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