Not really lol

The problem obviously is mass production and price, right now it costs about $60 a square inch on a copper foil, they need to get that down to $1 a square inch for most companies to even consider it. But no ones saying next year this is going to be big, were talking 10 - 20 years, that's a long time.

starlite would have been better

Wow, such a miracle material, I thought it was a joke, but it checks out as real. Seems like we'll need to advance in nanotechnology quite a bit before we'll be able to develop the kinds of techniques to manufacture it cheaply, but once we do, it'll be the most revolutionary material since...steel I guess.

Welcome........................ To the future

about that nano-coating spray, is it safe to spray on skin?
imagine spraying it on your .$£%@.. and getting the job done.

Not directly related to nanotechnology, (afaik) but totally awesome are these two quantum mechanic videos for magnetic levitation: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VyOtIsnG71U
and even weirder showing superfluids: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9FudzqfpLLs

While I am not bad at understanding the basics behind the nano-tech physics, my mind kinda goes fuzzy over quantum mechanics.... but the superfluid vid is awesome, just imagine if you were holding a bucket that definately had no holes, yet the liquid still escapes by creeping up the sides.