British Scientists Invented Curable Optical Material Stealth Clothing Is Expected To Become A Reality.

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In fact, scientists have previously designed materials that can not see objects in long wave light. However, in order for objects to have stealth effect in shortwave light, it is necessary not only for the reflected channel of the atoms to bend the light, but also the atomic volume must be small enough.

But the materials made of small atoms are often very hard and are not suitable for making soft clothing.

Researchers at University of St Andrews in Scotland believe they have found a solution to this problem.

They used the new technology to create a "metamaterial" elastic film "Metaflex".

The so-called "metamaterials" refers to some man-made composite materials with unusual physical properties that natural materials do not possess.

"Metaflex" can better control the light of various wavelengths by changing the structural distribution of atoms.

When these membranes are combined, they form a flexible "