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What happens if you melt every metal together? This guy wanted to find out, so he starts with this massive steel bolt as a base. First, he adds chromium, nickel, cobalt, and manganese. Right after, he throws in niobium and vanadium to make the mix stronger. Next come aluminum, silicon, zinc, copper, titanium, bismuth, tin, lead, indium, and silver. But he doesn't stop there—to make it even crazier, he adds precious metals like gold, platinum, rhodium, and palladium. To finish it off, he adds rhenium, molybdenum, tungsten, and tantalum, some of the most heat-resistant metals on Earth, along with magnesium, zirconium, hafnium, and yttrium, a rare earth. Then everything goes into a furnace at over 1700 degrees, where the hardest metals don't actually melt, but slowly dissolve right into the mix. 20 minutes later, he pulls out the molten metal and pours it into a graphite mold, the exact same material as a pencil tip. Weird mixes like this almost always turn out brittle and shatter, but when he pulls the piece out of the mold, it's rock-solid. It scratches cast iron like it's nothing, and hitting it with an angle grinder barely makes any sparks. Plus, it doesn't rust, and a magnet still sticks to it hard. Today, he's still studying this piece to find out if he accidentally created the material of the future. And in total, he spent 500 dollars!

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