Real life Predator cloak

Looks like we are getting closer to the technology being issued in the military.

news.nationalgeographic.com...

Imagine a platoon of semi-invisible soldiers...or better yet...

semi-invisible car. (Kim Jong Il killed in a drive by shooting by Phantom car :lol

reply to post by SonOfChaos


So why is this article in National Geographic and not in something like Popular Science or something??? What does a cloak of invisibility have to do with geography???

Not sure, probably less controversial if it were in popular science, or perhaps they want to expand their announcements across other magazines..who knows.

So with cloaking, missiles that fire from miles away, remote airborne platforms carrying weapons that fire from miles away...seems like we dont need to be in the thick of it at all by the time all this stuff is combined into the battle field.

Hmm..soldiers fighting wars from their living room recliners. Intriquing.

Now if they could only get us off this oil drug IV and put us on ZPE and hit lightspeed, then we might actually have something useful for the future instead of more toys for death and distruction.


Cheers!!!!

reply to post by rangersdad


Cause they include science and tech which this would be it.

Intresting, this can bring some fun too college students
And some serius spying

The British army has developed an optical cloaking device. It has been succesfully tested on an armoured vehicle last year.

You mean MI6 didnt really cloak Bond's Aston Martin...it was the magic of computer graphics...?? Disappointing. Maybe life will be imitating art in the next decade tho.

I can see it now...well no I can't really...

DIYers homebrewing them...

Women's showers here we come!!!