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    Scientists Say Their Mirror-Based Invisibility Cloaks Actually Work

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    Image of admoseremic admoseremic
    04/29/09

    In reply to Scientists Say Their Mirror-Based Invisibility Cloaks Actually Work
    So, if I'm reading this correctly, you have to stand behind a mirror that looks flat even though it's not? Doesn't seem all the useful if there's a huge mirror lying around. . .
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    Image of Adrian Covert Adrian Covert
    04/29/09

    @admoseremic: you left out the part about light deflecting conductive material (in this case, silicon).
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    Image of RyaninCalgary RyaninCalgary
    04/29/09

    @Adrian Covert:


    What if the mirror is on top and sides of a building. Invisible from space or planes with bombs.

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    Image of ripfire ripfire
    04/30/09

    @RyaninCalgary: That's easy to spot. Just search for the ground that looks anything like the sky.
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    Image of Pessimippopotamus Pessimippopotamus
    04/29/09

    In reply to Scientists Say Their Mirror-Based Invisibility Cloaks Actually Work
    Oh, the Romulans won't be happy to hear about this. Not happy at all.
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