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Harry Potter's invisibility cloak can become a reality
British scientists have invented a new material capable of creating an invisibility cloak of Harry Potter characters.
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Will soon have stealth mats
The Royal College of London recently published a description of how to create a material that can hide objects in visible light.
Computer science
Internet2 network has a breakthrough in speed
With a 10-fold increase in speed, the high-definition movie
New technology
The new city is about to operate thanks to solar energy absorbed from the window
Researchers estimate that 12,000 windows at the World Trade Center in New York City can provide electricity to more than 350 apartments.
New technology
Found a way to lift the object by ultrasound
The study of the use of ultrasound to lift and hold objects in the air will enable scientists to study objects with extreme conditions.
New technology
Self-cooled roofing materials
Scientists at the University of Technology in Sydney have invented a self-cooled roof material.
New technology
New metamaterials come near stealth technology
A Harry Porter invisibility cloak is just a product of imagination and, in fact, to create a similar product requires the use of negative refractive index materials for…
New technology
Equip the radar for the phone
Radar can appear in a variety of devices including mobile phones thanks to the invention of small chips with fingernails for just over a dollar.
New technology
Lightning bolt
If the current laser can blind enemy satellites or burn enemy gases, in the future this technology can guide the lightning bolts straight and destroy targets on the batt…
New technology
New cameras are shooting through walls
Physicists at the Massachussetts Institute have successfully researched wall-mounted cameras. The latest success of the upcoming US scientists will ...
New technology
Successfully researched nano-metamaterials
Scientists have successfully researched a new nanoscale lens that can capture super-high-resolution images that current technologies have not yet achieved.
New technology
The camera has the 'fastest' shooting speed in the world
University of California scientists say they have succeeded in making a camera capable of taking 6 million images per second.
New technology
ThruVision launched a camera through the clothes
UK company ThruVision has launched a camera that can detect weapons, drugs or explosives hidden beneath clothing. The T5000 camera has the above mentioned features thank…
New technology
Convergence of light with nano matrices
An array specially designed by nano holes can focus light into a tiny point, smaller than the wavelength of light used. It was a result just published by a group of Brit…
New technology
Take photos at the nanoscale level with a strong and short-wavelength X-ray laser.
For the first time, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory scientists (LLNL) have demonstrated that people can use extremely powerful and ultra-short X-ray pulses to 'ca…