El metal tóxico 4 veces más duro que el acero

If I told you that breathing the dust of this metal could be your death, but without it we would never have seen the farthest reaches of the universe, would you believe me? 🌌☢️ Today we're going inside one of the most dangerous and paranoid chemical facilities on the planet. We're going to discover the process behind Beryllium, an element so rare it's worth thousands of dollars per kilogram. I'll tell you why they had to press burning powder in a vacuum to create the golden mirrors for the James Webb Space Telescope and why workers are required to shower to avoid bringing death home. 👇 *Join me on this perilous industrial journey:* 00:00 - A metal that kills and lets us see the origin of the universe 01:05 - The numbers of madness: Lighter than aluminum, stiffer than steel 02:15 - Chemical extraction in Utah: Acid, fire, and shiny "pebbles" 03:30 - The toxic bomb: Why no one melts this metal and they use vacuum powder instead 04:45 - The secret of the James Webb: Mirrors that don't warp at -223°C 06:00 - The alchemy of gold: 48 precious grams spread over 25 square meters 07:15 - Safety at a paranoid level: Filters, suits, and mandatory showers 08:20 - X-rays and aviation: The high price of human progress __________________________________________ COPYRIGHT DISCLAIMER Fabrica Vision Channel does not own the entire material featured in this video. It is the property of individuals or organizations that deserve credit. Use of the materials is subject to: Copyright Disclaimer, Section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976. Fair use is permitted for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, research, and scholarly investigation. If you are the owner or would like us to write about you, please contact us at [email protected]. Artificial intelligence was used to create the thumbnail images for this video. Based on the themes covered in our films, AI created these conceptual graphics. They are not an exact representation of actual facts or events, but rather creative interpretations. We are not affiliated with the companies whose products appear in this documentary. The video is offered for informational purposes and is not advertising. #howitis #beryllium #jameswebb #nasa #science #technology #metallurgy #space #chemistry #documentary #enfoqueproduccion