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The photo was taken through a viewfinder that combines moving images from behind and in front of Obana, who was wearing a luminous jacket to create the transparent effect.
Originally posted by The_Modulus
The skeleton is the major discrepancy. At the beginning of the clip the holds up a brick which 'sees' straight through the guy, including his skeleton, then at the end it selectively only penetrates his soft tissue. Also, refraction levels vary inconsistently.
Originally posted by iCEdTenG
Wow. That is amazing, however howcome i havent heard of this anywhere else? Why doesnt it make it into the mainstream news? Surely tech this groundbreaking would be headlined? Right
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Optical camouflage is a kind of active camouflage. This idea is very simple. If you project background image onto the masked object, you can observe the masked object just as if it were virtually transparent.
RPT (Retro-reflective Projection Technology),
HMP (Head Mounted Projector)
Scientists closer to making objects invisible
WASHINGTON (AP) Harry Potter and Capt. Kirk would be proud. A team of American and British researchers has developed its own cloak of invisibility.
Well, OK, it's not perfect yet. But it is a start, and it did a pretty good job of hiding a copper cylinder.
In this experiment the scientists used microwaves to try to detect the cylinder. Like light and radar waves, microwaves bounce off objects making them visible and creating a shadow, though it has to be detected with instruments.
If you can hide something from microwaves, you can hide it from radar -- a possibility that will fascinate the military.
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Originally posted by The_Modulus
The skeleton is the major discrepancy. At the beginning of the clip the holds up a brick which 'sees' straight through the guy, including his skeleton, then at the end it selectively only penetrates his soft tissue. Also, refraction levels vary inconsistently.