[yesthatjallen]

The team experimented with liquids and manipulated their properties when developing the space-age material.

One application is surgery. But they don't tell us what this 'space-age material' is made of.

Were liquid properties manipulated with chemicals? Are these chemicals toxic? Is it safe to cover open wounds? Can you survive the surgery only to die of cancer later? What happens if this space-age liquid enters the bloodstream? How will it affect cell function if absorbed by the body?

An interesting material looking for a real-world use.

[Celerity]

“One application is surgery. But they don’t tell us what this ‘space-age material’ is made of.”

Whenever anyone gives a military case study, that means it’s really, really bad for you.

[TigersEye]

Can you survive the surgery only to die of cancer later?

If given the choice as they rolled you into the ER what would you decide?