Here is a short video about a new substance called Graphene. You will see what it is and how it is made. And you will also see how it could potentially be used. If it succeeds, it could change the world.
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Very interesting and exciting. I would love to see more research into problem solving inovations.
Posted by: Bob | February 25, 2013 at 12:46 PM