We're told that the shield is "completely vibration absorbent", and this is demonstrated to be true when Peggy shoots it. However, later, through out the film, the shield repeatedly makes clanging noises when things strike it, or it strikes other things. It's assumed that if the shield is "completely vibration absorbent", it shouldn't make any sound at all. This is quite obviously an exaggeration as nothing can be completely vibration absorbent. All atoms vibrate on some level and every school kid knows that every action must produce an equal and opposite reaction. The energy the shield 'absorbs' must be dispersed. Complete absorption would eliminate the possibility of the shield bouncing as well. This is similar to X-men when Stryker tells us that Adamantium is indestructible, when we see it is obviously not.

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Captain America - Il primo vendicatore (2011)

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