u/Ender_Gamer7433

I'm trying to get back into the Mandela catalogue and found this video of his

Problem it's 2 years old and the latest Mandela catalogue video is couple of months ago

There are a year and a half worth of footage he probably didn't cover

Killing pennywise is effective killing the deadlights

Which are the other side of the coin for cosmic balance with the turtle

The loser club quite literally disturbed the cosmic balance by killing IT

I'm creating a fictional material called terrasium that should have

1- is like mercury, can melt in room temperature, but it needs electric catalyst, in this scenario it will be the brain electric waves. It can still melt without electricity but it would require extreme temperatures

2- in it's solid form, it can handle anything between a car crash and a speeding bullet

3- it can react to electricity, specially brain wave electricy. It's not like it dissolves or anything but it changes it's form

I have got 4 ideas in mind for it and I want to know which ones are physically/chemically possible

1- it's an undiscovered compound like oil that has all these properties

2- it's an undiscovered element that has all these properties

3- it's an undiscovered compound, that when processed and made into an alloy have these properties

4- it's an undiscovered element, that when processed and made into an alloy have these properties

I'm creating a fictional material called terrasium that should have

1- is like mercury, can melt in room temperature, but it needs electric catalyst, in this scenario it will be the brain electric waves. It can still melt without electricity but it would require extreme temperatures

2- in it's solid form, it can handle anything between a car crash and a speeding bullet

3- it can react to electricity, specially brain wave electricy. It's not like it dissolves or anything but it changes it's form

I have got 4 ideas in mind for it and I want to know which ones are physically/chemically possible

1- it's an undiscovered compound like oil that has all these properties

2- it's an undiscovered element that has all these properties

3- it's an undiscovered compound, that when processed and made into an alloy have these properties

4- it's an undiscovered element, that when processed and made into an alloy have these properties

Say someone fell into a pool of a thing (liquid) from the 20th floor of a building

What are the properties of the said thing should have so the person doesn't turn into a human apple pie

I know there is no such a thing in real life, so theoretical physics time

Say someone fell into a pool of a thing (liquid) from the 20th floor of a building

What are the properties of the said thing should have so the person doesn't turn into a human apple pie

I know there is no such a thing in real life, so theoretical physics time

Say someone fell into a pool of a thing (liquid) from the 20th floor of a building

What are the properties of the said thing should have so the person doesn't turn into a human apple pie

I know there is no such a thing in real life, so theoretical physics time

Say someone fell into a pool of a thing (liquid) from the 20th floor of a building

What are the properties of the said thing should have so the person doesn't turn into a human apple pie

I know there is no such a thing in real life, so theoretical physics time

So, I'm writing a novel and trying to make it as realistic as possible

But in one scene of it there is a character that jumps from 20+ stores building into a truck full of specific material and survives

So, obviously, no known material on earth can save you from that fall, not even none-neutonic materials, specially that the material is supposedly an undiscovered material/element that popped out of the ground as a result of WW3

So here is the three things I need this element to be able to do

1- able to withstand impact anywhere between a car crash and a speeding bullet

2- withstand extreme heat, I don't know how much yet but probably 1000 Celsius MAX

3- sure, the one thing I made this post for, someone can fall into a pool of it from 20+ stores high and not die, or at least some minor broken bones (this specific section as far as I know, excludes none-neutonic materials)

4- have some kind of reaction to electricity, specifically human brain wave

5- can transition between liquid and solid, for example if I wear a mask out of it permanently, with the right adjustments, the eye area of the mask can turn liquid and spread around the other parts of the mask which is still solid so I can do eye surgery for example

Can, all these properties, be physically and chemicaly in the same material?

In other words, would a physicist or a chemist crash out on me?

So, I'm writing a novel and trying to make it as realistic as possible

But in one scene of it there is a character that jumps from 20+ stores building into a truck full of specific material and survives

So, obviously, no known material on earth can save you from that fall, not even none-neutonic materials, specially that the material is supposedly an undiscovered material/element that popped out of the ground as a result of WW3

So here is the three things I need this element to be able to do

1- able to withstand impact anywhere between a car crash and a speeding bullet

2- withstand extreme heat, I don't know how much yet but probably 1000 Celsius MAX

3- sure, the one thing I made this post for, someone can fall into a pool of it from 20+ stores high and not die, or at least some minor broken bones (this specific section as far as I know, excludes none-neutonic materials)

4- have some kind of reaction to electricity, specifically human brain wave

5- can transition between liquid and solid, for example if I wear a mask out of it permanently, with the right adjustments, the eye area of the mask can turn liquid and spread around the other parts of the mask which is still solid so I can do eye surgery for example

Can, all these properties, be physically and chemicaly in the same material?

In other words, would a physicist or a chemist crash out on me?

So, I'm writing a novel and trying to make it as realistic as possible

But in one scene of it there is a character that jumps from 20+ stores building into a truck full of specific material and survives

So, obviously, no known material on earth can save you from that fall, not even none-neutonic materials, specially that the material is supposedly an undiscovered material/element that popped out of the ground as a result of WW3

So here is the three things I need this element to be able to do

1- able to withstand impact anywhere between a car crash and a speeding bullet

2- withstand extreme heat, I don't know how much yet but probably 1000 Celsius MAX

3- sure, the one thing I made this post for, someone can fall into a pool of it from 20+ stores high and not die, or at least some minor broken bones (this specific section as far as I know, excludes none-neutonic materials)

4- have some kind of reaction to electricity, specifically human brain wave

5- can transition between liquid and solid, for example if I wear a mask out of it permanently, with the right adjustments, the eye area of the mask can turn liquid and spread around the other parts of the mask which is still solid so I can do eye surgery for example

Can, all these properties, be physically and chemicaly in the same material?

In other words, would a physicist or a chemist crash out on me?

So, I'm having a character who, in thier 16-18 wanted to be a doctor to help people, and continue her mother's legacy who was murdered

Problem is, the story takes place 7 years after this

So the character has less than 7 years to start working in a hospital

I don't even know if her role in the story required her to be full fledged doctor, since I have got only 2 scenes for her in the white robe so far

1- where she goes to someone who just got survived a bomb (miraculously survived with just some burns) to inform the family of the condition

2- goes to deliver the dinner to a patient (her friend) who just got stabbed

Idk if this info is important or not: she did first aid to someone who had a gunshot before going to the hospital

The place of the events: Australia - 1000 years into the future - current day technology (long story....) - lives in an isolated island with less that 1 million in population