Adamantium is just a fictional metal created by Stan Lee in his comic book, "X-Men".
It is too cost-worthy to try manufacturing proper Adamantium, so scientists manufactured a duplicate to Adamantium called Secondary Adamantium (surprise surprise), which Ballistic Rockets have no effect on. It is nearly Indestructible, but, as I said, COST-WORTHY
Admantium is a fictional metal in the Marvel Universe that is known for its indestructibility and strength. It does not exist in reality.
Adamantium is a made up substance. It doesn't really exist.
Adamantium is a fictional metal. So no.
No, no metal is nearly as strong as adamantium
If there was any adamantium, you might be able to...but adamantium is a fictional metal.
adamantium is fiction
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There made of Adamantium.
Wolverine is the Marvel Comics superhero associated with adamantium, as his skeleton and claws have been coated with the indestructible metal.
the heating and then quick cooling of the metal adamantium
Adamantium is a fiction, not a true mineral.
yes.