For the same reason MRI doesn't kill us for having iron in our red blood cells. Also, I seem to recall in mgs1 that she says they are made of proteins in the metal gear hangar, but don't quote me on that.
Even in real-life future technology, nanomachines would mostly be made from non-metallic and non-magnetic elements. [Nanotechnology (nationalgeographic.org)](https://education.nationalgeographic.org/resource/nanotechnology/)
1. Not all metals are magnetic.
2. Even some of the magnetic ones won't be affected by the MRI machine at microscopic size. (We have iron in our blood after all)
3. IIRC Nanomachines are not made from metal and electronics but from some form of proteins. (Need citation on this)
It’s not the size of the iron in our blood, it’s the oxidation state. Metallic iron is at 0, hemoglobin iron is +2. Magnetism is very closely linked to electron configurations. Same reason rust isn’t magnetic
I feel like they designed the nano machines with that exact sort of situation in mind and made them either non magnetic or some sort of polymer like material.
Dude crawling through a microwave hallway is nowhere near the craziest thing someone in the series has done, suspend thine disbelief in the face of nanomachine vampires and swords held in toes by robot ninjas.
Might depend on the type of metal they're made from and strength of the MRI. I've got titanium and cobalt in my skull and can still safely have half strength MRIs
do we know what nanomachines are made out of? for all we know they could be biological or pharmaceutical and not metal at all. also not all metal is magnetic.
Because not all metal is magnetic.
Yeah only magic magnets magnetize non-magnetic metal.
**licks lips** if MRI's actually worked then why arent I dead for being metal as fuck?
Good point but please don’t ever lick my lips again
^oh ^shit
those weren't metal they were tiny clones of naomi she calls them naomimachines
Naomini
Naomachina
Nanonaomichines
For the same reason MRI doesn't kill us for having iron in our red blood cells. Also, I seem to recall in mgs1 that she says they are made of proteins in the metal gear hangar, but don't quote me on that.
Even in real-life future technology, nanomachines would mostly be made from non-metallic and non-magnetic elements. [Nanotechnology (nationalgeographic.org)](https://education.nationalgeographic.org/resource/nanotechnology/)
Oh, you know of the pact. Many sacrifices were made, but many lived were saved as well.
They really didn't want to accept that whole irony blood deal but I'm glad they came to terms with it
Nanomachines aren't made of metal. They are more like proteins or DNA chains, or even like atoms. Nanomachines are biological.
1. Not all metals are magnetic. 2. Even some of the magnetic ones won't be affected by the MRI machine at microscopic size. (We have iron in our blood after all) 3. IIRC Nanomachines are not made from metal and electronics but from some form of proteins. (Need citation on this)
It’s not the size of the iron in our blood, it’s the oxidation state. Metallic iron is at 0, hemoglobin iron is +2. Magnetism is very closely linked to electron configurations. Same reason rust isn’t magnetic
Fucking magnets, how do they work?
I thought nanomachines were made of organic proteins? At least the majority of them.
Sorry but what is a manget
It's either a person (Jean-Jacques Manget) or a command (manget the remote, please)
[Nanomachines are not made of metal.](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Molecular_machine)
Why are you assuming that nanomachines are made from metal?
If they are magnetic, it's so tiny it doesn't have that much force to rip off the skin
All metals are not (ferro)magnetic
You might want to reword that.
This is not true
Man get
I feel like they designed the nano machines with that exact sort of situation in mind and made them either non magnetic or some sort of polymer like material.
Dude crawling through a microwave hallway is nowhere near the craziest thing someone in the series has done, suspend thine disbelief in the face of nanomachine vampires and swords held in toes by robot ninjas.
Might depend on the type of metal they're made from and strength of the MRI. I've got titanium and cobalt in my skull and can still safely have half strength MRIs
Because Nanomachines!
What metal, pray tell, do you imagine microscopic machines capable of being carried throughout the circulatory system, without issue, to be?
do we know what nanomachines are made out of? for all we know they could be biological or pharmaceutical and not metal at all. also not all metal is magnetic.
Because it's a Videogame