Equipment stealth in static magnetic environment

Slovak and Spanish scientists have successfully developed and researched a device that is capable of stealthing in a static magnetic environment and can be applied in the field of military and medical science.

In a study published March 23 in the journal Science, America's leader Fedor Gomory described the device as a "jacket" that could be stealthed in a static magnetic field with a current of afternoon rush through.

The newly invented device is a concentric two-cylinder cylinder, in which the inner layer contains a magnetic field that pushes the magnetic field and the outer layer is made of ferromagnetic magnetic field. When placed in a static magnetic field, this cylinder does not produce any effect on the magnetic field, an object placed in the device will not be detected.

According to the researchers, because it can operate in a strong magnetic field and relative temperatures of liquid nitrogen, it can be easily produced and put into practice. This invention can be applied in many fields.

In medicine, for patients who use pacemakers, magnetic resonance imaging, the device ensures the best resonance image. In the military, based on the principle, experts say that they can "coat" the submarine with a special "coat" to ensure that the ship can not be detected. This device can also be used to protect certain military and medical equipment from electromagnetic interference.