We’re having problems finding areas to ground the energy, but the only place to ground it is the user it self

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Kevlar is rather soft, it's designed to absorb and disperse energy

Steel is just hard

Hmmm

If the weight of the steel is enough to actually absorb the bullet's kinetic energy

You don't really ahve that issue

But you need a really

That’d be fucking heavy lmao

REALLY heavy piece of metal

Oh yeah

Which is why you need a Chassis

Could you imagine if the military actually finishes developing the Iron Man armor, fucking a squad sized group could clear whole forces.

I’m not a pro at science, I just remember a lot about energy and playing sports I have experience with feeling how energy transfers. And if a softball fucking hurts I can only imagine the energy from a bullet

Even if we need a energy source

Iron mans energy source is fucked lmao

What if you have an exoskeleton on the Inside, you would be cased in an exoskeleton on the inside, only connection would be rods so you could control the armor, and the Skeleton would negate the weight of the armor.

I repeat myself

I read that

And I responded

Yeah, really Fallout had the right idea with that

A super small nuclear reactor

is really the only energy source viable

Sadly though the smallest reactors are still like

What about submarine batteries?

the size of cars

at least stable ones

Submarine batteries?

Some subs run off batteries and they last months

I thought most modern subs were powered by a reactor

Well my explanation is as simple as I could say it

Only certain ones

I’m not a pro on batteries

I think the only way we could power any suit would be a battery.

But they’re still fucking heavy as hell

Every thing is so god damn heavy

An exo-skeleton could negate the weight, as I said

Some tested exoskeletons can withstand several tons.

But we’re still trying to figure out how to properly power it, have it absorbs energy, and proper mobility

Weight lifting yeah I can see it’s withstand tons

But has it been field tested against incoming fire or an IED?