Could one of the seemingly other-worldly creations of Harry Potter be coming to fruition in the real world?
It’s an incredible report that seems almost unbelievable: scientists may have taken on big step closer to creating an invisbility cloak.
Researchers have
Could one of the seemingly other-worldly creations of Harry Potter be coming to fruition in the real world?
It’s an incredible report that seems almost unbelievable: scientists may have taken on big step closer to creating an invisbility cloak.
Researchers have discovered a new material that can make objects disappear by stopping them and scattering their radio waves, according to a Queen Mary University of London statement.
The object is coated in seven layers of materials made of nano-sized particles and has curved surfaces that appear flat to electromagnetic waves. The technology could be used to change the shapes of antennae, scientists believe.
Invisbility cloaks have long been a fantasy of science fiction, from Harry 