Forensic Investigators Find Nanotech in 17th-Century Sword

For 150 years, everyone failed to replicate Damascus steel. They were missing the key ingredient: Vanadium. But that wasn't the real secret. In 2006, scientists found the smoking gun inside a 17th-century blade: Carbon Nanotubes.

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