Do you think invisibility will be possible one day?
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Yeah. But I don't think that the general public would know until many decades later. In all honesty, I don't think it's a good idea to even look into, because as with most things, people will go too far (ie becoming better criminals, faking their kidnapping etc.)
But in simple terms yes. I think they have already have an invisible plane or something like that, right?
Wonder Woman!
But in simple terms yes. I think they have already have an invisible plane or something like that, right?
Wonder Woman!
I think they have managed to kind of cloak a plane and a car. But a human is another story. It's to clunky like how computers were 50 years ago. Huge materials, computers, and camera's all working together to create the invibility illusion. Here's an interesting article i found, the only one i found though. I'll keep looking for more.
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news ... ile_2.html
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news ... ile_2.html
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Nah. Most army research these days is commissioned to private companies, and presumably whomever developed a technology like this would want to boast about it in order to draw in the big defense contracts. The RDM means, if the army has someone working on this technology, they won't neccesarily be the first to actually make it functional...what better way to grab the armies attention than pointing yourself out to the world, then blinking out of sight?
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