Quantum radar to detect objects which are invisible to conventional systems

Would be interesting if they start to detect UFOs LOL.

a reply to: Deaf Alien

And is is true. The RADAR data; if captured, and run through what we have today, is classified again, as to the very nature it was newly analyzed. Add that to a connundrum of secrecy that encompasses what we can now analyze correctly, even with old data.

originally posted by: Lompyt
Straight away i thought of paranormal investigations, unseen entities that are not picked up by conventional tech.

Entities that have absolutely no proof of their existence at all? ok

a reply to: ziplock9000

Entities that have absolutely no proof of their existence at all? ok

Uh isn't that the point of his post? Using such technology to find the evidence?

So, you must all remember seeing a few months ago, they have invented the nano black. The black that's the blackest black can get.

It's called vantablack, and absorbs 0.035% of visual light. Stealth aircraft with this application would probablwy cover it,

The cost of the material was something that "wasn't revealed", but it surely might be a pert of the budget of the new stealth aircraft America has on the books, weighing in at $55 billion for the first 100 run off, but prob gona be 10 x that, seeing as they have always under estimated for these such things in the past:/

a reply to: bidgie
It appears there is both nano-black and also Vantablack. There seems to be some argument which one was first and which is darkest. Both are forms of carbon nano-particles.