Originally posted by masterbruceTrue but the strength increases they give are very small.
good point...power would be one of the major constraintsI know in Japan, they already have exosuits that multiply your strength level though
To get an Ironman level suit that can fly, shoot weapons, resist bullets.
requires a huge power source in such a small space.
We're more likely to see space fighters in our time.
Originally posted by masterbruce
yeah, the only power source capable of producing the power needed for an ironman suit would probably be some form of nuclear power...and I don't think they could shrink a nuclear powered battery to such small form factor
They could install it as a backpack style part of the armour.
Originally posted by masterbruceNot really.
yeah, the only power source capable of producing the power needed for an ironman suit would probably be some form of nuclear power...and I don't think they could shrink a nuclear powered battery to such small form factor
Although it would be cool if we could the armor.
Originally posted by lando005
we're more than likely gonna see IM's first armor however now that i've pondered this the powersouce may just be bio electrical possibly using the wearer's own body to generate maybe reserve power once the main fuel cell is dead
Kinda like a mix between Starship Troopers and Mjolnir Armour ?
How Iron Man Really Works
The Iron Man power suit is powered by Zero Point Energy. Zero Point Energy (ZPE) is the higher dimensional stabilizing matrix that allows our physical universe to exist. It permeates everything, even in our coarse, three dimensional universe. If the ZPE tension which exists in one cubic centimeter of space vacuum could somehow be liberated in an instant, it would destroy our entire solar system, including the sun.
That's right, it's even more powerful than anti-matter. We are dealing with a power level that is pretty much beyond human comprehension (well, except for Tony, of course.) ZPE builds our reality. This "Arc Reactor" nonsense in the Iron Man movie is nothing but a glamorous hot fusion lie. Hot fusion is a multi-billion dollar parasite that in 40 years of research can't even give a positive energy yield in labs the size of a GM car plant!
The truth is, Tony Stark (IQ 250+) REALLY built a miniature trans-dimensional ZPE power transformer, much like the ones that UFOs use. Even if Tony's ZPE power transformer is only .oooooooo1 per cent efficient, it would easily power his Iron Man suit.
His suit does not use focused, electro-magnetic propulsion forces, as a UFO does, but rather rocket-like thrusters to achieve flight capability. The most likely explanation for this more conventional means of thrust generation is that his armored suit is much too small to accommodate the massive electro-magnetic ZPE field coils housed inside a UFO.
Therefore, Tony's alternative solution is to provide a reactive mass for the intense Zero Point Energy field to burn. One "BB shot" sized reactive mass of tungsten, if subjected to a focused 1,ooo,ooo,ooo degree Kelvin ZPE heat source, would provide enough thrust to propel Iron Man around the world at hypersonic velocities.
OK, ZPE explains his power source, but what about the control transducers that "translate" this incredible power into precise bodily movements? The only feasible candidate on the techno-horizon is Nano-Technology. I am sure that you admire the sleek design of Iron Man's power suit as much as I do, and it is for a very good reason....there are NO power actuators! Tony's "maximum cool" power suit has no hint of bulky electric motors or hydraulic cylinders. Such junk is pathetic 19th century technology.
Tony said that his Iron Man suit is made from a titanium-gold alloy. For some reason (maybe patent rights), he decided not to mention that this alloy (along with several other exotic trace elements) creates a super-tough armor that can "flow," almost like water when harmonically stimulated at the quantum level by the suits digital nervous system - Tony's best friend, the JARVIS AI supercomputer. In blunt terms, the armor itself has the built-in capacity to expand and contract its atomic structure in order to achieve direct physical movement - at 1000 times human force levels.
What really intrigues me is that a major movie company, with a 100 million dollar budget, did not even bother to consider the recent discoveries of modern science before "blowing off" another blockbuster.
How feasible is the technology of Iron Man armor?
Originally posted by Starscream M
Do you guys think it would be possible, in our lifetime, for technology to improve so much that a suit of armor similar to Iron Man's armor could be built ...
I don't see Iron Man armor happening until at least the 22nd century.
Re: How feasible is the technology of Iron Man armor?
Originally posted by Mindship
In our lifetime? No. And it isn't just a matter of a portable power source. Eg, stabilizing a human form (which is inherently and highly non-aerodynamic) for just smooth linear flight -- let alone pinpoint maneuverability -- will require immense data-processing demands. Some kind of inertial dampening will also be necessary for dealing with quick take-offs and potential crashes, and currently we have absolutely no tech handle on inertia whatsoever.I don't see Iron Man armor happening until at least the 22nd century.
Yeah ✅ and that's not even going into the issue of cost. Why make a suit if it costs the amount it takes to run your country????
I mean us all. The planet.
Originally posted by willRules
Don't worry about that. I know a guy who said he can make you live for a few thousand years. All you haveta do is drink the magic formula that he brews in his testicles. ✅
The last thing I wanted to know is new methods pedophils use to make kids do what they want.