I saw something about that and it sounds interesting, but honestly I'm more curious about transparent aluminum and the team that managed to achieve it:) (and yes I'm being serious about that).
My cloak works so much better *throws a bedsheet on and runs out the room*
Interesting, against sonic-based detection devices, all you need is a bedsheet - and the patience to walk very slowly, if Mythbusters is any indication.
I saw something about that and it sounds interesting, but honestly I'm more curious about transparent aluminum and the team that managed to achieve it:) (and yes I'm being serious about that).
On the discovery chanle they have a show and it is called star trek teck I watched in aw it was saying that star trek teck can actly be developed on day and the cloak is some what posiable the is this disk and if you put something in it and they use a big microwave then you can not see anythingin the center so to say i am a big star trek fan what about you?:cool::eek::rolleyes:
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A few years ago they achieved it. (saw it on the Science Channel or something's Star Trek Tech special)
This is progress though towards a better one, and yes, it came out 5 years ago.
My cloak works so much better *throws a bedsheet on and runs out the room*
Interesting, against sonic-based detection devices, all you need is a bedsheet - and the patience to walk very slowly, if Mythbusters is any indication.
Ermm...
More old news.
US Air Force testing Transparent Aluminum
I remember seeing a "cloaking device" on the science channel years ago
Haha cloaking and time trival.....what a mess we'll be in in a couple decades