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Videos Reveal the Technology of Invisibility

SingularityHub Staff
Feb 04, 2009
Videos Reveal the Technology of Invisibility

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There has been a great deal of talk lately about cloaks and coatings that can make things invisible:

Scientific American: Light Bent the Wrong Way

Scientific American: Object Invisible to Microwaves

Techon: Invisibility Cloak

We haven't reported on invisibility here at the Hub because we feel most of these innovations have been too theoretical and too far from commercialization to focus on.  A new video from new scientist, however, plus a few others we found are just too cool to overlook.  See the videos below:

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