| Re: Stealth tanks are getting closer to reality! [message #288159 is a reply to message #288144] |
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R315r4z0r
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It is probably for military use only... what government leader would even allow such a suit to be permitted by civilians?
And anyway, I actually had an idea for a stealth suit.. although it wouldn't make it completely cloaked, it would make it cloaked for the most part.
Last year in my physics class our teacher had this liquid, it was like some sort of oil or starch or something.. I don't really remember. But it had a weird property. When this liquid was combined with a type of glass, the glass would become basically invisible.
What she did was put this liquid in a clear container. We could look through the container, and through the liquid and see what was on the other side.. much like looking through yellow tinted water.
But then she took one of the lab beakers, and placed it in the container containing the liquid, and once she let go, it was as if she never dropped anything in the liquid. You needed to look at it really hard to see the edges of the glass beaker.
So it got me thinking that a suit that had glass placements around vital areas, could possibly fill up with this liquid on command.. but the idea of mine is heavily flawed in many ways, but it really got me to thinking about how to cloak things.
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