Invisible Definition and 62 Threads
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Can Invisible People See? Explained
Can an invisible person see? Please explain for me. Thanks- langtu
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How can someone achieve invisibility?
How can one be invisible?? I am working on a science fiction.I am sorry to open such a thread in the general physics section but i thought I could get the maximum possible logic from this section.Its about making someone invisible.What are the faintest possible ways to do that??Please give me...- nomorevishnu
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Can Earth Hold Invisible Objects?
If an object is incapable of reflecting and absorbing light, our eyes wouldn't be able to see it, correct? Do you think a solid or liquid mass on Earth is capable of resisting light absorption and reflection to a degree that it's entirely unseen (therefore achieving true invisiblity)? Do you...- Niode
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- Forum: General Discussion
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Japanese Scientist Creates Invisible Cloak
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This was made by a scientist in japan. http://news.bbc.co.uk/cbbcnews/hi/s...000/2730639.stm And they improved it. (Go down to see new version) http://projects.star.t.u-tokyo.ac.j...EDIA/xv/oc.html...- DopeyGuy
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- Forum: Computing and Technology
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Can We See Invisible Spectra Like Birds See UV Light?
Is it possible to see the radio spectra, X-ray, or microwave etc like birds can see the UV spectra? If so what might/does it look like? Thanks- Someone502
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- Forum: Optics
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What are the possible scientific explanations for invisibility?
Hi folks. I'm a novelist working on a story that could use a physicist's help. Unfortunately, I know nothing about physics (I was an English major, as you might expect)! One of the characters in my new story has the ability to turn invisible. I would like to have a plausible explanation...- RobbC2
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Is the cosmos invisible to the unaided eye?
This has been bugging me for some time and I'd love to get a clearer picture. We know that photos from the various moon missions show a black sky without stars, and that has been explained to me before as resulting from the fact that those photos were taken in broad daylight, plus maybe the...- ostren
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- Cosmos Eye Invisible
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- Forum: Astronomy and Astrophysics
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The invisible lever in Archimedes’s gravity
Say we have one weight floating in free space - vacuum and another weight in the same space on total distance D from the first. I’ll tell you the answer but any way my question for you is: “Is there a lever between the weights”? My answer is yes. Here is how I know it. First I have to find the... -
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Is Invisibility Through Genetic Modification Possible?
Is that any possible if we be invisible through the genetic modification ?- Linkin8
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- Forum: Biology and Medical
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Lasers reveal invisible Stonehenge carvings: New Scientist
http://www.newscientist.com/news/news.jsp?id=ns99994288- Ivan Seeking
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- Invisible Lasers Scientist
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- Forum: Art, Music, History, and Linguistics
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H. G. Wells' The Invisible Man
This topic has interested me ever since I read H. G. Wells' The Invisible Man: How can you make someone truly invisible? Any ideas are welcome, as I have never thought of a scientifically (or even logically) feasible way.- Mentat
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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How possible would it be to become totally invisible?
Ive not seen this hanging around here before so i thought i MIGHT bring it up :) how possible would it be to become totally invisible? I knwo there is this stuff about the natural phase (??) of everything, and if the phase can be changed then you become invisible? Is this possible? If so how...- Bunting
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- Forum: Other Physics Topics