A cloak that can hide living creatures from sight is a common feature of mythology but still remains unrealized as a practical device. To preserve the wave phase, the previous cloaking solution ...

Temporal cloaking hides an event in time from being detected; here this is achieved by speeding up one end of a probe beam and slowing down the other to create a ‘time hole’ and to close it ...

But unlike other recently described cloaking devices built from metamaterials ... Scientists reasoned that since human eyes cannot perceive light phase or polarization, it should be possible ...

This new device, described 7 June in a manuscript uploaded to arXiv.org, works by redirecting light waves around objects inside it. But unlike other recently described cloaking devices built from ...

While Star Trek brought the idea of a cloaking device into the popular consciousness, the closest we've come has been through the development of stealth technology. The invisibility to radar ...

Their simple configuration improves on other cloaking devices, but it's not perfect. ... Highly charged muonic ions observed in gas-phase experiment for first time. Jun 19, 2025.

If you're cloaking a green object, for example, the device shifts green light to the ... then that light hits a temporal phase modulator, which changes the frequency of the light based on when ...

A cloaking device that makes you appear completely invisible is still trapped in the realm of science fiction. But researchers at Duke University have successfully created a cloaking device that ...

Scientists have developed a cloaking device that cloak submarines operating under the ocean surface called an underwater acoustic ground cloak. Scientists on the project from Pennsylvania State ...

The work brings science fiction closer to science fact - just a little The cloaking devices that are used to render spacecraft invisible in Star Trek might just work in reality, two mathematicians ...

This cloaking device, on the other hand, would be a less expensive solution. It would use mirrors to bend visible light around the A-pillars to allow the driver to "see" through them.

D’oh: simulation of infrared radiation from a heat source being blocked by an object shaped like the head of Homer Simpson (left). The image on the right shows how the proposed cloaking device would ...