Up until here, you get it right, but try a micro-particulate

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have the properties need to make a good style of munition.)

I did not come up with it.  The technitions did.

Yeah, but I can't post to them. :)

This 'aplied' magnetic field os the simple form of a magnetic shield
system, the most energy consumptive of all type of shielding, and also the
easiest to make.

I would imagine so, anyways, the simulation report should be posted by now.

I got it, but also, a magnetic field needs something to push against (this
is the advantage of a gravitic field) and the suit would not float unless
it was on something metal.

High reflectivity is good, but what about a photo-voltaic coating. Turning

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of it stored somewhere for quick touchups)

I'll pass the comments along to the department.

Please do.

Except for the fact that only have access to material data in most cases,
I've simulated dozens of different systems and for my money collapsed
matter is still the best bet.

I had people using actual available materials, not theoretical ones.

Maybe, but it can be simulated, so I listed it. Note though, that I did
not build a suit based on it.



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