Bringing Back the Hologram Theory

Lookie lookie boys:

dsc.discovery.com...

"'Cloak of Illusion' Tech Could Disguise Objects"

This is very intriguing because the theory points out a completely new approach of camouflage," said Nicholas Fang, a researcher in Illinois who recently developed an acoustic metamaterial. "Instead of making things completely transparent, the parts can be disguised under radars."

"Imagine if you confused a F-22 for a Boeing 747 on the radar screen," sand Fang. "It [would be] hard to take quick action."

The cloak of illusion won't be covering aircraft or anything else soon however. For relativity long microwaves, Chan says the material could be created in as little as two years. For shorter infrared or even visible wavelengths, it would take even longer to create.

Yeh CIA probably had this tech for like 10+ years.

Originally posted by die_another_day
Yeh CIA probably had this tech for like 10+ years.

Any proof to that? And why the CIA?

So technology thats not out yet was used 8 years ago? The title of the thread is "bringing back the hologram theory", would you like to present a theory here?

Hi die_another_day,
Most interesting article.
The material would be specific to each wavelength of radar and would need to different for each aircraft in each theatre of war.
The standard "Millimetre" radar used for air to air and ground to air stations is in general use world wide.
Take the Stealth F117 aircraft and its stealth capabilties: It deflects and absorbs radar energy at specific wavelengths and only those wavelengths!
Here in Australia we developed Long Wave Radar OTH (Over The Horizon) using wavelengths in the HF range which allowed us to "See" the F117 stealth aircraft in joint exercises. It wasn't so "Stealth" then!!! LOL
Anyway great post man, keep up the good work.

I think it pretty naive to think that the Newest Tech is getting media coverage strait away.

I think this gets presented to the public when they feel safe and have it developed much further than given impression of !

Originally posted by die_another_day
Bringing Back the Hologram Theory

I would hope you're not trying to assert that this technology could've been used at the WTC. Holograms don't have 160-foot wingspans, nor do they weigh 300,000 pounds to make the towers significantly sway from the impact as is shown in video.

very cool concept.
wow kind of mind blowing actually.