Invisiblity not far!!
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Everyone knows about the famous Invisibility Cloak from Harry Potter, right? Well, scientists have created a proto type of one. It works by bending the light so the light goes around the object as if it weren't there! :omg: Don't believe me? Check It Out!! I love Technology! Using designing, whatever!! It's my life!! :-D
About half a dozen links so far. Which means: Half a dozen pictures of people with body parts photoshopped away Half a dozen speculations what one could do with an invisibility cloak. Half a dozen of "science is awesome". Not a single picture of the apparatus. No sketch, but sketchy explanations at best.
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It could be useful in the medical field. If you turned it into gloves, a doctor would be able to perform surgery and not have to keep looking around his/her hands all of the time and get a better view of what's going on. It can be used to hide big scary equipment. When someone is getting scanned by a machine that covers nearly their entire body, having the ability to make that machine become invisible could help their fears of being stuffed into a tube. Or maybe as a hospital gown. No more having to expose everything to let the doctor see how the wound on your stomach is doing when they can just press a button and all of your clothing becomes see through. I'm sure Nerf could have fun with balls that dissappear and reappear during flight. Nothing like scaring your friends when your ball dissappears out of your hands and then reappears in your buddy's hands. It would work great as a laundry bag. Or if you're tired or people complaining about the car that's on cinder blocks in the driveway, this could fix all of your trouble.
Well those could be good reasons. My concern is this, the bad outweighs the good. I mean, guns do make it easier to hunt for food, but then they also make killing easier. And, so on and so forth. I'm just glad it's talking about microwaves, but if we can do with one type of a wave I'm sure lightwaves won't be far off.
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