Military Cloaking/Invisable Camo

About five years ago I saw a documentary on the disc channel about the military having an invisable type of camo. I'm not sure if this is true or not but If anybody knows anything about it please post it on this thread.

I heard something about that too. They said it was in development, but didn't give a date or anything. The kind I saw used fiber optics and this crazy type of cloth. That would be BAD news if it got out to the public. Imagine all the robberies. It would definitely help in the battlefield though.

yeah, It was fiberoptics that projected an image of what was infront of the soldier on his back, but it must cost billions for just one suit

i thought that it was just a super clear mirror. it's not really invisible. when the soldier is in a dense area, the image reflecting off the suit only makes it seem like he's invisible

It's all true, checkout this photo.

I heard something about that too. They said it was in development, but didn't give a date or anything. The kind I saw used fiber optics and this crazy type of cloth. That would be BAD news if it got out to the public. Imagine all the robberies. It would definitely help in the battlefield though.

Just as NavalSpecWar said they would cost like a billion dollars a suit. I doubt many people could afford one, and if they could, they would be a high profile for the government.

And this.

Like the one in Die Another day. That wouuld be friking cool if the British had such technology...

what is on die another day I havn't seen it.

and to the camo. the person wearing it looks like a heat wave. I think I saw it used on tanks too on the disc. channel.

The suit was developed by the japanese. I have a link at work and will post it later. Actually I think I got the link from here on ATS. Will update later.

Originally posted by NavalSpecWar
what is on die another day I havn't seen it.

Bonds car, I believe they used the same technology as this appearent suit...

Not that this is actually what you are referring to it could still be of interest~

Visual or Optical stealth is not only in the military industry R&D right now but it is also breaking into the public sector in Japan in the form of a "see through" coat with hood.

Public sector research is also under way to include microwave absorbant material in the coat.
Here's 2 links:

www.able2know.com...

www.routemagazine.co.uk...

IF the technology is viable for military applications, (and it is) and it is known that the defense industry is working on it (and it is) then chances are the defense industry is far more advanced of what you see in the public sector.

Japanese visual stealth jacket:

have seen it to on the discovery channel and its much more advanced then on the picture of Intergurl,.
they covered a tank with a material and the only thing you will see is the dust and trackprints. I am also still trying to find out if there is more info on this

ok here is my two cents:

basically this camo is called cloak. The point of it is not to be seen physically by others through the naked eye.

There are many versions of it, the Japanese have one, and in Die another day, the technology was nanobot cameras(fiberoptics) that would project image of the organic environment around the object the image is projected on. Kinda like a mirror but coated on a smooth and curved surface.

Another version involves space and light being bent around a large object. Now this has to do with the Einstein's law of Relativity. I do not know persay how it works, but all i know is that Telsa was working on the USS Elderidge during world war 2 to try and cloak the battleship in the water.
Link:
www.abovetopsecret.com...

About the attemping cloak of the USS Elderidge wasn't there a film about this where some guy got transported into the future..

Thats the one Intelgirl.

wow!!! Thats awesome now i know thats awesome i want a mirror

now add this info to the 3d holographic tech . makes you think....there could be an agent sitting right next to you watching u type

i saw that same show but can't remember much about it.

no it probably has nothing to do with the experiment, they were not transported through time, merely through space-time(there is a difference).

Read the info, very freaky.