The gemstones "can function in outer space and survive traveling at warp speed."
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Northrop Grumman is growing and testing diamonds, capable of withstanding power and heat spikes, for use in microelectronics.
Why it matters: Outside the lab, this could improve the performance of larger, multimillion-dollar systems, like satellites and radars.
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