Soldier in Invisibility Uniform (video)

in the video around 2:34 a looks like a soldier or some one pops on the screen. all you see is the out line of person climb on the tank. to me it looks a little fake but just makes me think what kind of technology does the military really have


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reply to post by adam76


i believe this has been posted before , i think it has something to do with the cam , i would be nice if they really had something like this XD i mean they might ,but i am sure they would not give it to the everyday common soldier

Cheater!....report him.

I think the more interesting question is...if this exists...where the hell do they have this technology from.

fake dude, If this was real u wont be hearing of marine deaths

reply to post by elpistolero1


maybe they're expensive and only a few chosen guys get to wear em?...

reply to post by adam76

To be honest, this video has been out for over a year and it`s been on ATS a couple of times.
Still, i find it fascinating.

reply to post by dude69


assuming the suit is real, then it would be easy to detect soldier wearing it, they cannot hide their thermal prints.or to be completely silent

reply to post by adam76


Looks like really good camou to me....however i do believe this technology has existed for a long time.

It doesn't look fake to me to be honest. However, its hardly a invisible suit if you can clearly see the guy running up to, and mounting the tank, is it? I think he's wearing some kind of uniform which is designed to blend in with the surroundings. I think they call it camoflage... Now lets see, do soldiers wear camoflage..?

reply to post by adam76


www.engadget.com...
Announcement from 2008, invisibilty materials developed on a nano-particle scale.


www.engadget.com...
Link to 2006 announcement about developement of metareflective material, possible uses=invisibility cloak.

Seems not only possible but actual. There were more I remember reading but I think these are enough.

reply to post by Dungbeetle


Why not? Only a matter of time.

Example: Night Vision Goggles. It was magic at first, but now any troop, or civilian for that matter can find a pair.

Optic Camo

Thermal Camo is right around the corner too. Even BDU (regular military field clothing) come with the option of IR resistant threads. It may not be perfect or, provide full spectrum concealment, but if the civilian world knows about it you can wager that it is being used in the field regularly.

reply to post by adam76

its like the predator to bad its probably fake

reply to post by adam76


Well, one more!

On one hand, there's the optical camouflage technology developed by scientists at the University of Tokyo. This approach works on the same principles of the blue screen used by TV weather forecasters and Hollywood filmmakers. If you want people to see through you, then why not just film what's behind you and project it onto your body? Granted, it hardly matches up to the personal cloaking devices found in the likes of "Metal Gear Solid" video game series, but it produces similar (though more limited) results.

science.howstuffworks.com... =link to site

2 more, and that's it.


www.youtube.com... MSM reporting in 2009 about announcement, Katie Couric. meh but public acknowledgement.

Japanese announcement www.youtube.com...

Holy # it's Solid Snake! I was in the army for 5 years and I heard of stuff like this and the robot suites but never actually saw it in action.

There is cloaking material, it's been demonstrated in static situations by a model I think. This however, looks like a poor quality piece of video. It looks like it is one of the soldiers who fled the first tank running back to the second tank, although he appears to have no combat gear on.

here's an interesting article on the "possible" science behind something like this.

people.ee.duke.edu...

Anything can be faked these days pretty much, but with that being said, if this is faked it's pretty high quality.

I kind of feel like it's legit, it does have a odd air of authenticity about it. Wasn't the original footage from Al Jazeera? Hmmm I don't know.

Combined with all of the recent developments in progressing invisibility technologies and methods, something like this really wouldn't be too surprising or abnormal.

I would have to say this one deserves investigation, might actually have something here.
Anything could be fake so we gotta dig into it to find out.

Someone mentioned that this was on ATS before? Perhaps there is some more information in the other thread? If anyone finds it link it. Also link anything else related you find.

I have heard a lot of stories on ATS before about personal accounts of witnessing things like this before. What if these stories are true? Hmmmm.

Here's an interesting interview with Michio Kaku and scientists from Duke University's Pratt School of Engineering.

youtube

Military interest into advanced camouflage capability goes back eons and affects the battle's outcome decisively typically. Surprise is one of the most important elements, and getting the drop on some would-be ambushers is the name of the game in Iraq and Afghanistan, don't you think?

This reminds me of Project Rainbow AKA Philadelphia Experiment (wiki). I realize that 95% of the researchers believe the particular stories of Project Rainbow to be hoaxed, but what if there was really some secret operation actually seeking tech that used the Philadelphia Experiment as a decoy to distract the press from what was really going on?

We could speculate all day about this. It's a really fun topic.