Making my bones UNBREAKABLE with real-life NANOTECH!

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[badanimationstudios]

Dude casually drops that he’s working on super soldier serum

[sepposnake]

Nanomachines, son! They harden in response to physical trauma. You can't hurt me, Jack.

[ChrisRaynorMD]

Thanks for the shout out, brother! Greatly appreciated! If only we could all coat our bones with this material, it might put me out of business.😂

[That_OrigamiKid]

Your Skull: breaks instantly
VS
Turboflex Skull: Bends a little

[SenhorDoTempo]

dude, you HAVE to put your wolverine claws through this process

[Xenoray]

2:43 HE SAID THE LINE! PRAISE THE OMNISSIAH!

[eranssavelis]

Tbh, when James talked about bones structure and then put “but that is not what you are here for”.. realised I could listen him talking about everything.
Love the videos!❤

[thesnack]

And this just shows once again why this is one of my top youtube channels because this is insane that we have come this far in technology to be able to create such works of art and strength

[RacingEuphoria]

I love how Hacksmith always wears movie accurate outfits 😆

[andrewjmarx]

As someone that mainly watches the more scientific and technical side of YT, I really appreciate the how detailed and methodical this video is while still being fun. It might be my favorite video I've seen on this channel. Definitely my favorite in recent memory.

[VibinWithStyle]

It makes me so happy to see him in such a good mental state, he's so happy and it melts my heart.

[TheBatmanlover]

I love how he is just casually turning himself into a superhuman

[maxbailey]

From the Elysium exoskeleton 9 years ago to a nanotech endoskeleton in 2024, my time as a hacksmith subscriber has been incredible

[Slts_]

when the patient woke up, his skeleton was missing...
then he woke up a second time, his skeleton coated in the world's greatest nanotechnology!

[creepslayerz]

This man deserves 100 plus million subscribers, he's working on things we though just could happen in movies only but this man made all of them into reality and still surprises with more and more. He's the real genius and all of his team making fiction into reality

[evilknight]

This was the best video in a while! Really cool!

[Nturner]

Bones are an organ brother!
They constantly build and dissolve with osteoblasts/clasts in response to age, activity, diet, etc. and produce nearly all WBC and RBC lineages (immune system and blood). You can’t inject or coat them…you could surgically replace a select few but it’d damage/scar tissue.
Beyond that we need nano tech advanced enough to make the healing and immortality of Wolverine.

Pa - love your work and glad you stuck around :)

[kloaken]

It’s theoretically possible to replace most of someone’s bones (it would be hard to replace someone’s skull and spine, though.). However, if someone’s bones were completely replaced, it would kill them. Normally, bone marrow is where red blood cells are created. Without marrow, someone’s blood cells would die off without being replaced by new ones, causing death due to anemia.

In order to give someone a titanium skeleton, you’d need to give them a new hemogenic organ. I’d put it in their body cavity. Take a mesh framework, run a bunch of small veins through it, and then gradually transplant their marrow onto the frame. Then, seal it so that the marrow stays put. The new blood enters the circulatory system through the thin walls of the rerouted veins, and the marrow can’t leave.

Once all of the marrow is transplanted in this way, it should be possible to completely replace someone’s bones. However, titanium doesn’t repair itself like normal bones. You’d need to use nanomachines or gene-modded cells for structural repair. Once this operation was completed, whoever had their bones replaced would need to stop eating calcium and start eating titanium. Otherwise, they’d have massive kidney stones.

//From a kind redit user/Mythopoeist

[nt-mn]

This channel is constantly giving my ideas for my fictional sci fi universe, and this video did not disappoint. Such an awsome innovation and I can't wait to see that whole skeleton and the Super Soldier Serum he talked about in the video.

[mkbwwgg]

This guy getting slowly invincible to rule the world and nobody noticed 😂