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ITS TRUE!!!!
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ITS TRUE!!!!
yay i wanna be invisible
Lolz Kwl
dat is so harry potter
lool,Quote:
Originally Posted by A4AClarissa
wicked
"As an application, it's not clear that you're going to get the invisibility that everyone thinks about - as in Harry Potter's cloak, or the Star Trek cloaking device," said Professor David R Smith of Duke.Quote:
Originally Posted by A4AClarissa
Apparently, it isn't.
I'd love to have one of these. When I go bed I sneak out at night with my friends. That'd be so fun.
oic, i didnt read itQuote:
Originally Posted by MrPresident
I didn't either.Quote:
Originally Posted by clarissa [:
I was sad enough to Ctrl+F "Harry Potter" =[
lolatthat.Quote:
Originally Posted by MrPresident
lol i doubt many people read it
Oh klkl, I would love an invisibilty cloak, I would just go up and kegg people hehe.
if you read it carefully they havnt made anything invisible to the naked eye they said it maybe possible in next five / ten years it would be possible but not today.
This was on blue peter!
If it's not invisible to the naked eye then how is it invisible? :S
ROFL, if its not like harry potters thing than how the hell is it an invisibilty cloak. COPYRIGHT PLS.
I disagree, it would be creepyQuote:
Originally Posted by Fishodark
oh god, think about the perverts. EWW.
Omg yay0rz!!!
So far, they have only made a material or somthing that when microwaves go to it, they don't reflect. Instead they go round it as if it wasn't there. It would be the same with light rays. If they had a material that didn't reflect light, it would appear invisible.
It would appear black.Quote:
Originally Posted by Infernal