Superpowers and Science

As I said before, I love science fiction, since I was little I dreamed of having superpowers like magic or flying , so this particular article caught my attention.


The "Top 5 Science-borne Superpowers"! 


With the current technology and human inventiveness today(and before) may be possible to have some amazing abilities, in this article of the HowStuffWorks web (here), are 5 superpowers, only imagined before in comics and fantasy movies, that soon we can use through science:


5. Seeing Through Walls
with a microwave radar that projects 3-D image of whatever is hiding behind the walls.
4. Defying Gravity
the scientists have been working to develop a synthetic adhesive that mimics the gecko's special ability to stick effortlessly to most of surfaces.
3. Superhuman Strength
with a titanium exoskeleton powered by hydraulics which make easy to heavy lifting.
2. Stopping Bullets
Bionic Body Armor, the device could sense when a bullet is on its way to you and also could compel you to move away from danger.
1. Manipulating the Weather
cloud seeding, a tecnic from 1940s, with chemicals(silver iodide, salt and ammonium nitrate) are shoot up to the clouds  to increase precipitation.

If I had to choose, personally, I opt for a mix of the bionic body armor and the exoskeleton with super strengh, like Iron man hehe. I don't like spy through the walls or be stick to the roof, but have a sunny day can be good too.