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German scientists create a cloak of invisibility

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Mar 20, 2010 00:48 Moscow Time
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German scientists have created a cloak of invisibility. It allows one to fully merge into the surrounding environment. The main secret of the cloak lies in the special material, which is covered with millions of polymer blocks, measuring no more than 100 microns. They allow everything that is behind the wearer to be projected onto the garment, reports channel “Russia 24”. Will such clothing be on sale and at what price is still an open question.

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