Harvard scientists claim they've made Earth's first metallic hydrogen

Inhabitat
Jan 27, 2017, 10:00 am622 ptsHot
For 80 long years, scientists have attempted in vain to produce metallic hydrogen, a super substance thought to be present on other planets that could conduct electricity and generate the "most powerful rocket propellant" ever. Now two scientists at Harvard University say they've achieved the miraculous, and…

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