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 | | Well, I'm no metallurgist, but here's what further investigations reveal: vibranium absorbs "vibratory energy", whereas Antarctic vibranium produces vibrations, ones that weaken the atomic bonds of nearby metals, reducing them to a liquid state. |
 | | I would presume that this automatically means that any sort of metal will be unable to pierce Antarctic vibranium (though, I wonder what its effect would be on regular vibranium). |
 | | As for non-metallic objects, I suppose that the hardness of of Antarctic vibranium is the same as that of regular vibranium, which is, in fact, quite hard. |
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