Solve : Scientists closer to making invisibility cloak a reality?

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Answer» Quote from: m_260 on MARCH 13, 2009, 02:43:54 AM how about that technology that james bond's car has in Die another Day? The adaptive camouflage, where tiny cameras on all sides reflect what people see in the background off the car's outer material casing so the car is good as invisible? Yeah, fiction, works every time!!Quote from: Carbon Dudeoxide on March 11, 2009, 11:00:48 PM Very intriguing method.....and I bet we could find many APPLICATIONS for a Harry Potter style CLOAK. please don't be silly, this is an important topic. With a cloaking device, the world will change forever, for the worstcrime rate would probably go up......probably should only be used for military or government use. Quote from: computeruler on March 13, 2009, 05:51:52 AM crime rate would probably go up...... you'd think so, but really it would stay the same. Police would likely employ it for both their patrol cars and instead of being undercover they simply use the tech; also most common thieves wouldn't be able to afford it anyways. But theifs steal things....Quote from: computeruler on March 13, 2009, 03:32:14 PM But theifs steal things.... the technology of this is pretty DARN expensive, probably...dont think any indivdual would be able to get their hands on it...Quote from: macdad- on March 13, 2009, 05:05:41 PM the technology of this is pretty darn expensive, probably...dont think any indivdual would be able to get their hands on it... 20-30 years, you'd get it at your local SPACE k-mart or wal-mart.U.S. military will be good as invincible. We already have stealth F22 raptors and what if enemies can't see the plane or who's piloting it? I''d like to have an invisibility cloak at times when matters need it Quote or who's piloting it? They wouldn't care if anyone is piloting it or not. LolQuote from: Carbon Dudeoxide on March 14, 2009, 01:07:01 AM They wouldn't care if anyone is piloting it or not. Lol just stick in some robots....

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Quote from: m_260 on MARCH 13, 2009, 02:43:54 AM

how about that technology that james bond's car has in Die another Day? The adaptive camouflage, where tiny cameras on all sides reflect what people see in the background off the car's outer material casing so the car is good as invisible?

Yeah, fiction, works every time!!Quote from: Carbon Dudeoxide on March 11, 2009, 11:00:48 PM

Very intriguing method.....and I bet we could find many APPLICATIONS for a Harry Potter style CLOAK.

please don't be silly, this is an important topic.

With a cloaking device, the world will change forever, for the worstcrime rate would probably go up......probably should only be used for military or government use. Quote from: computeruler on March 13, 2009, 05:51:52 AM

crime rate would probably go up......

you'd think so, but really it would stay the same.

Police would likely employ it for both their patrol cars and instead of being undercover they simply use the tech; also most common thieves wouldn't be able to afford it anyways.

But theifs steal things....Quote from: computeruler on March 13, 2009, 03:32:14 PM

But theifs steal things....

the technology of this is pretty DARN expensive, probably...dont think any indivdual would be able to get their hands on it...Quote from: macdad- on March 13, 2009, 05:05:41 PM

the technology of this is pretty darn expensive, probably...dont think any indivdual would be able to get their hands on it...

20-30 years, you'd get it at your local SPACE k-mart or wal-mart.U.S. military will be good as invincible. We already have stealth F22 raptors and what if enemies can't see the plane or who's piloting it?

I''d like to have an invisibility cloak at times when matters need it Quote

or who's piloting it?

They wouldn't care if anyone is piloting it or not. LolQuote from: Carbon Dudeoxide on March 14, 2009, 01:07:01 AM

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