Yumi
Active member
Yes, it's true. Aerographite is a synthetic substance that’s incredibly lightweight, even more so than helium. Created by scientists in Germany, it’s made from a network of carbon nanotubes and is about 75 times lighter than air, making it one of the lightest materials known to science. Despite its feather-like weight, it’s surprisingly strong and flexible, which opens up exciting possibilities in areas like aerospace, energy storage, and even the development of super-lightweight materials for advanced technology. 
It’s crazy to think something lighter than helium can also be super strong and flexible. The possibilities for tech and aerospace are endless—can’t wait to see how this material is used in the future! 
