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Scorched Earth · **Invisible -** 01-19-2005, 02:45 PM

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

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Scorched Earth is Offline Senior Member Posts: 688 Join Date: Jun 2004	Invisible - 01-19-2005, 02:45 PM 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