Video: After years of testing, GE and its partners have cracked the code to mass-producing ceramic matrix composite (CMC) material which they are now putting in state of the art jet engines. CMCs are as tough as metals, but only one-third as heavy and can operate at 2400 degrees Fahrenheit -- 500 degrees higher than most advanced alloys. Here's how the process works.

GE's super material: How the CMC process works

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After years of testing, GE and its partners have cracked the code to mass-producing ceramic matrix composite (CMC) material which they are now putting in state of the art jet engines. CMCs are as tough as metals, but only one-third as heavy and can operate at 2400 degrees Fahrenheit -- 500 degrees higher than most advanced alloys. Here's how the process works.

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