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http://www.mosnews.com/news/2006/01/25/capofdarkness.shtml [Broken]
Now can we please have a sci-fi dept in schools?:tongue2:
Now can we please have a sci-fi dept in schools?:tongue2:
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There already is a sci-fi studies at my school0TheSwerve0 said:Now can we please have a sci-fi dept in schools?:tongue2:
I would have guessed an English department.russ_watters said:My guess would be that's in the psychology department, though...
The invisibility cloak is made from a special type of fabric called "metamaterial". This fabric is made up of tiny structures that can bend light around an object, making it appear invisible.
While the invisibility cloak can make objects appear invisible to the human eye, it cannot hide the object from other forms of detection, such as thermal or x-ray imaging.
The invisibility cloak works by manipulating the path of light around an object, creating the illusion of invisibility. This is possible due to the unique structure of the metamaterial fabric.
One limitation of the invisibility cloak is that it can only work on objects that are smaller than the wavelength of the light being bent. This means that it may not work on larger objects or in certain lighting conditions.
While there have been advancements in creating real-life invisibility cloaks, they are not yet available for purchase. Most of the current technology is still in the research and development stage.