I herd they is alien metal in the marvel Universe stronger than Adamantium is that true?
Adamantium
Object » Adamantium appears in 2751 issues.
A virtually indestructible man-made metal. The strongest metal known. Unbreakable and razor-sharp, it cuts through steel like a paper. Without a healing factor it is poisonous inside the body.
IS THER A ALIEN METAL STRONGER THAN ADAMANTIUM
"No, Only a vibranium alloy that composes captain america's shield is stronger than adamantium."So then Vibranium IS stronger then Adamantium. Cause the only two metals in Cap's shield are Vibranium and Iron.
"No, Only a vibranium alloy that composes captain america's shield is stronger than adamantium."His shield is a mixture of the two i believe.
And no, adamantium is the strongest. Vibranium can absorb impact but deosn't mean that somenone with great strength can't crush it of tear it.
Accordning to the Comicvine page, its the strongest metal known to man. But the Vibranium that was used to make Cap's shield was alien in origin. Adamantium was created while trying to recreate that Vibranium.
Caps shield is a mixture of Vibranium and Iron. Not Adamantium.
http://www.comicvine.com/adamantium/18-40759/
"Accordning to the Comicvine page, its the strongest metal known to man. But the Vibranium that was used to make Cap's shield was alien in origin. Adamantium was created while trying to recreate that Vibranium.Thanks Gambler.
Caps shield is a mixture of Vibranium and Iron. Not Adamantium.
http://www.comicvine.com/adamantium/18-40759/"
Will update my database!
Adamantium is more durable than Vibranium. Vibranium though absorbs kinetic force, this allows someone like Cap to take a blast for Cyclops full force and not get pushed back, while Wolverine would go flying. Cap's shield is made from a mixture of Titaium(or steel) and Viranium making it harder than Adamantium.
". Cap's shield is made from a mixture of Titaium(or steel) and Viranium making it harder than Adamantium."Are u sure? cause everywhere I check it states that his shield is laced with Vibranium and a iron alloy mixed with an unknown catalyst.
"Marvel Knight said:Yeah I think you are right. I just know its nont Vibranium/Adamantium(except for Ult)". Cap's shield is made from a mixture of Titaium(or steel) and Viranium making it harder than Adamantium."Are u sure? cause everywhere I check it states that his shield is laced with Vibranium and a iron alloy mixed with an unknown catalyst."
"what about Uru like Thor's hammer"
i don't think so, didn't Thor struggle to dent secondary adamantium?
"I presume that the Watchers or Celestials or Galactus know of an alloy stronger than both adamantium and Caps shield, but on earth, nothing beats the shield."
in a what if? story wolverine cuts through cap's shield.
"AtPhantom said:Not canon, Shield is stronger than Adamantium."I presume that the Watchers or Celestials or Galactus know of an alloy stronger than both adamantium and Caps shield, but on earth, nothing beats the shield."
in a what if? story wolverine cuts through cap's shield."
Here's an older handbooks info on Adamantium, that also helps explain Captain America's shield.
Both are alloys, not pure metals. The addition of vibranium enhanced the properties of the Iron alloy, which might explain why Capt America's shield absorbs some portion of an impact (as evidenced by him taking a blow from the Hulk) without being catapulted miles away.
"Adamantium is a virtually indestructible man-made steel alloy which does not occur in nature and whose exact chemical composition is a government classified secret. Adamantium is not an element: its properties do not qualify it for any know space on the Periodic Table of Elements. Rather, Adamantium is a series of closely related compounds of iron created through a secret process discovered by the American metallurgist Dr. Myron MacLain.
MacLain began experimenting with the process that created Adamantium as a young scientist in the employ of the government in the early 1940s. Assigned to create a super-metal with which to build tanks, MacLain labored for month, experimenting with various iron alloys. One of his experiments utilized the rare meteoric ore now known as Wakandan Vibranium. He tried to fuse the Vibranium to the iron alloy numerous times without success. Then one night when he dozed off, some as yet unknown factor entered the process, and permitted the fusion to occur. Upon discovering his success, MacLain poured the molten metal into a disc-shaped mold. The disc, once solidified, has proven to be the most impervious object ever created on Earth. MacLain turned the discover to the government and it was given to Captain America to use as his shield. Neither MacLain nor anyone else has ever been able to discover what was the x-factor that entered the process, or has been able to fuse Vibranium with another metal. (The unknown iron-Vibranium alloy of which the shield is composed resembles True Adamantium, although Adamantium itself contains no Vibranium,)
Over the following decades MacLain experimented, attempting to duplicate the process that create the shield. Finally, in recent years, he succeeded in developing the process by which the substance known as True Adamantium is created. True Adamantium is nearly as strong as Captain 's shield, and is, for all practical purpose, indestructible. The degree of impermeability varies directly with the thickness of the Adamantium. A direct blow from Thor's hammer, conveyed with the thunder god's full strength, will slightly dent a solid cylinder of True Adamantium. A sufficient mass of Adamantium could survive a direct hit from a nuclear weapon.
Adamantium is created through the mixing of certain chemical resins whose composition is a government secret. For eight minutes after the resins are mixed, the Adamantium can be molded into a particular shape as long as it is kept at a temperature of 1,500 degrees Fahrenheit. After this brief period the process of creating Adamantium is completed. The extremely stable molecular structure of the Adamantium prevents it from being molded further, even if the temperature remains high enough to keep it in liquefied form. Only a device celled a Molecular Rearranger can alter the form of hardened Adamantium.
The government has shared the secret of Adamantium's composition with certain of its allies, and the secret has also fallen into the hands of various criminals, such as the Constrictor, who has made special weaponry from Adamantium. Wolverine possesses artificial claws made of True Adamantium and his bones have been fused with Adamantium in an unexplained manner so as to greatly increase their tensile strength. The outer portion of the robotic body of Ultron is also composed entirely of True Adamantium, although Ultron's inner mechanisms are not.
Adamantium is extraordinarily expensive to produce. Therefore, certain parties who wish to use Adamantium on a large scale have resorted to utilizing a similar but somewhat weaker compound similar to True Adamantium called Secondary Adamantium. Although Secondary Adamantium is still far stronger than even titanium steel, it can be destroyed by sufficiently great amounts of force. Blastaar's energy discharges and the vibratory force created by the Overkill Horn have both proved able to destroy Secondary Adamantium. The sentient computer known as F.A.U.S.T. had a casing made of Secondary Adamantium which Thor and Iron Man managed to destroy. The Red Skull and the original Hate-Monger had a dome of Secondary Adamantium constructed to protect their island fortress but the dome was destroyed by the vibratory force of the Overkill Horn and by powerful incendiary bombs."
As for Uru, the ore that Thor's hammer, Mjolnir, is made from it is an incredibly durable 'metal' that holds enchantments well due to it's affinity for magical energy.
Odin's enchantments on the hammer increased the durability of the hammer many times over so that it is one of the few materials known that can damage adamantium (if backed by sufficient force) without being damaged in the impact.
Vibranium is a super durable metal in it's own right and would be comaparable to some existing super alloys of today, having an very high melting point, be super strong (without being overly dense) and has the benefit of absorbing kinectic forms of energy. It is not however more durable than Adamantium as it can still be melted, bend by applied form, rendered brittle and can be slagged by energy forms other than kinectics.
the question here is what happens when an unstoppable force, meets an unmovable/indestructible object.. kinda like the big bang going off inside a neutron star. this is one of those things that even our imaginations cant fathom.
Personally, I'm surprised that there aren't more 'indestructable' metals in the Marvel universe. Considering that Adamantium & Vibranium are meant to be rare, they're pretty commonly used. I'd expect scientists in the Marvel U to have discovered a couple of other strong metals while searching for more affordable reaplcements for Adamantium & Vibranium.
not alien but im sure Amazonium is?
Amazonium is the metal that makes up Wonder Womans bracelets The bracelets are made from Zeus shield
Given that alien civilizations are usually depicting as having more advanced technology than Earth's I think it's highly likely that one or two at the very least must have developed materials stronger than adamanitum(just as in the future it's likely that man himself will develop such metals)!
Terry
@strongestonethereis: Actually if you read the same article you referenced, you will see that Captain America's shield is made of adamantium, Wakandan Vibranium, and an "unknown metal alloy". This is his original circular shield. At one point Tony Stark actually made Cap one from pure Vibranium before the first Armor war.
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