Harry Potter's invisibility cloak within reach

[AKONI]

I did a search and found nothing on this here so I'm posting this.

Considering there are several rather intelligent people on this board I'm hoping for some feed back...

Go here...
http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20060528/sc_afp/usbritainresearch

[NEOWatcher]

I did a search and found nothing on this here so I'm posting this.

Considering there are several rather intelligent people on this board I'm hoping for some feed back...

Go here...
http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20060528/sc_afp/usbritainresearch
I guess you didn't look too hard. :D

And this has links (http://www.bautforum.com/showthread.php?t=37895&highlight=cloak) to others.

[Ronald Brak]

Hmm, when I read the linked article I had a vision of a person talking, but their lips weren't moving. It was almost as if they were talking out of some other part of their anatomy. I wonder what that part could be?

[farmerjumperdon]

Sounds rather far-fetched. Maybe they just explain it poorly.

They say it deflects sound and light, but then say the special properties result in a material that does not reflect light.

Isn't deflection a subset of reflection? I also think the black hole analogy is taking a lot of license.