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originally posted by: BASSPLYR
All this is just speculation. But thats what I'm guessing if they are playing with meta materials. Notice you'll find all sorts of info on the web behind the physics of phased conjugate optical resonance but not on phased conjugance (sp too lazy to look up how to spell that) microwave resonance. You used to but then all of those sites and references on the internet dried up suddenly.
Something to think about. Also, suck it china. We still got the best aircraft and no you aren't going to catch on to some of our more exotic stuff any time soon. That takes real world experience not just money and imitating the exterior of a B2. Just wanted to add that last bit...just cause, they need to get in where they fit in.
Retrodirective antenna [1–3] has the ability of retransmitting a wave to the direction as it is arriving without the prior knowledge of the incoming signals. It has the characteristics of high link gain and low cost which make the retrodirective antenna array useful in many fields, including automatic pointing and tracking [4], phase aberration correction [5], and phase conjugate resonators [6].
originally posted by: Imperium Americana
OMG...if someone nailed down broad spectrum permeability.
One could use the left-handedness to make something quite special.
originally posted by: MystikMushroom
a reply to: mbkennel
I'd reckon we have our own production facilities for very specialized technology. You don't think we'd have China manufacture some of the most sensitive things, do you?
originally posted by: MystikMushroom
a reply to: Astr0
Hm... Negative index metamaterials. Interesting.
EDIT: Light trapping materials. I'm not sure, but I don't think they're talking about solar power.