Some scientists seem to take their cues from science fiction or fantasy novels.
Physicists in Texas have developed a method to make objects "invisible" within a limited range of light waves. It's not Harry Potter's invisibility cloak just yet, but scientists say it has a lot of potential.
The desire to become invisible dates back to the ancient Greeks, if not further. In mythological literature, gods and goddesses donned a headdress to disappear from sight. Like Potter's cloak, the "cap of invisibility" was imbued with magical powers.
A fixture in magic, the invisibility cloak has now advanced to science.
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There could definately be some military applications if this material was further developed.
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I'm really amussed with the comments that it is already here, women can not see a man unless he is loaded with money. But on the serious side, I have reead that the military already has some kind of 'paint' that renders objects invisable, or almost invisable. I saw a demonstrationof it on TV.
We don't need "invisibility cloaks." Satan uses an invisibility cloak called "secular-progressivism." All we need is the Lord and Savior Jesus Christ! calnewlanministries.com
Your brainwashed