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Young soldier's face with jungle camouflage paint

An “invisibility cloak” prototype material by Hyperstealth Biotechnology

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Watch the video to see a real-life invisibility cloak! Thanks to innovative technology, humans are one step closer to achieving invisibility, which can have practical and military applications.

This entry was posted in Perception and Reality and tagged Science & Nature, Technology on March 2, 2020 by Daniella Navarro.

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