, studied at University College London. It's not really possible to make something truly indestructible as you could always bombard it with (difficult to get) antimatter. If you just mean mostly indestructible then it should be possible but we're not really there yet with material science.
Pneumonia in children occurs most often in infancy and early childhood. It can be caused by viruses, bacteria, or an object lodged in an air passage. Pneumonia may vary from mild to life-threatening. Bacterial pneumonia can be a serious illness. The symptoms of pneumonia may be mild or severe and can include: 1  Fever. 2  Cough.3  Shortness of breath. 4  Difficulty breathing. 5  Rapid breathing.6  Fatigue ranging from mild tiredness (malaise) to exhaustion. 7  Irritability, restlessness, poor appetite, and decreased activity level.he symptoms of pneumonia may be mild or severe and can include: 1  Fever. 2  Cough. 3  Shortness of breath. 4  Difficulty breathing. 5  Rapid breathing. 6  Fatigue ranging from mild tiredness (malaise) to exhaustion. 7  Irritability, restlessness, poor appetite, and decreased activity level.
Pneumonia can affect one part (lobe) of the lung or all of the lung. The doctor will determine if your child has pneumonia by asking you questions and examining your child. Blood tests are sometimes helpful to find the likely cause of pneumonia (i.e. bacteria or virus).An X-ray of your child's chest can confirm the diagnosis.f your child has pneumonia the X-ray will show fluid (consolidation) in the lungs. Pneumonia often comes after a respiratory infection, such as a cold or flu. Most children with pneumonia get better quite quickly and completely.