Invisible
 

I get popular science, scientific american, and discovery magazine and i forgot which one the article was in...if i find it i'll post the article but it was about a coat that was invented and the beads that it was made out of reflected the light in a way that it looked as if the wearer was invisiblel...they showed a photo and it was really cool...and check these out from popular science [url:aa830]http://www.popsci.com/popsci/science/article/0,20967,1013672,00.html[/url:aa830] what a fast cosmic ray .000000...................1 mph slower than light.....A cosmic ray detected by the Fly’s Eye I detector near Salt Lake City on October 15, 1991, was traveling so fast that if it raced a beam of light across the galaxy, it would lose by only five millimeters.

and 71.8 inches of snow lol in one day

Invisible thing has been posted.....

wtf... mk. I saw a thing on the discovery channel about 3 years ago about how hte military was developing fibers that transmitted light waves from one side of a coat to the other causing an effect such as invisibility.

that stuff was different...this stuff is new...i saw the old stuff too...the military jus proposed the idea of invisibility and they actually had no prototypes although there was a type of metal i believe that had transparant qualities

I've seen this before...but could be new..

I want my scientific america subscription back. loney:

here bitch http://projects.star.t.u-tokyo.ac.jp/pr ... xv/oc.html