Liquid body armor

The liquid body armor is a body suit protection. It provides a lot of protection and useful information for people.

It was developed by the U.S. Army Army Research Laboratory in 2003. The fabric of his body suit had been soaked with a shear-thickening fluid hard microparticles of silica suspended in a polyethylene glycol solution. During normal movement, it acted like a liquid, but once a bullet struck, the material solidified into a rigid shield, preventing penetration.