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Wow, they made something happen outside of time. Then introduced it into the past. That's pretty wild.

Wild. Can someone explain this.

Are you guys sure the inventor didn't just, I don't know, maybe it's just me but, blink.

I can do that too, it's called BOOZE!

Is this that thingy that uses high energy magnetic fields to bend light ?

Finally I can fark your mom and nobody will know.

Corvus: I can do that too, it's called BOOZE!

No, the cameras and your friends totally caught you yakking in the fish tank.

Approves....

I already submitted this story tomorrow!

cgraves67: Wow, they made something happen outside of time. Then introduced it into the past. That's pretty wild.

some you're saying the philadelphia experiment was real?

Are they saying the light from the "event" you are going to see is split down two tubes one faster and one slower and the stuff that happens in between those two times you don't see?

You don't say?

little men with a big eraser

So.... I didn't like the summary in the article, but think I got it.

If our eye is the projector screen where light is being received... the normal speed light is hitting it, and then shortly before the time of the event desiring to be masked, some of the normal light is sent along a slower path to be received when the event would be occurring? Therefore to the viewer, the image never changes and the event never occurred?

Pfft. Move to Cincinnatti, and you can not see an event for 3 hours

georgeyporgey: Approves....

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Can you see me? Oh, now be honest, Captain, warrior to warrior. You do prefer it this way, don't you?

This is
and they all

This. Is. AWESOME. Real life science fictiony stuff kicks arse.

What a time cloak might look like:

MaxxLarge: The bartender says, "I'm sorry, we don't serve theoretical sub-atomic particles here."

A neutrino walks into a bar.

nice

That's so they can steal more taxpayer money.

This is all happening in beams of light that move too fast for the human eye to see.



/Because, as eny fule kno only very slow beams of light are detected by the human eye... ?
//I guess these beams of light are simply travelling faster than the speed of light.

this was cool a few months ago

I'm a little alarmed that the Pentagon has physicists.

The "no ship", in Chapterhouse Dune, springs to mind

RedEmily: Wild. Can someone explain this.



...and he's right, that makes no sense, so think of it as undrawing a non-blank.

Headso: Are they saying the light from the "event" you are going to see is split down two tubes one faster and one slower and the stuff that happens in between those two times you don't see?

Yes. The Cornell scientist speeds up one half of the light beam, the Duke scientist sucks the other half back a bit slower.

Meh, the Pentagon has been doing things invisibly for decades, but this does up the stakes on what they can get away with.

It's a street light

What happens if you don't iron the cloak?

I can haz Tesseract?

Smelly Pirate Hooker: I'm a little alarmed that the Pentagon has physicists.



Ahem

Soon we will be fielding prism tanks and chronotroopers. We just need the ore to tech up.

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Awesome movie!

So, can't be seen equals didn't happen?

Dumbasses.

They essentialy slowed light down so stuff happening for fraction of a second didn't get 'recorded', IE no light bounced off it to show up to those of us who use light to see with. If you 'saw' by way of say smell or sound you would still see it.

At least that is how I grok it. I could be just totaly lost.