New technologies = 2 New types cloaking devices

[Wolfehunter]

Lol Cloaking is going to happen sooner that we can imagine. I wonder who will benefit from such a technology? Do you think civilians will be restricted to it?

http://ca.news.yahoo.com/s/reuters/0...ce_cloaking_dc

What do you think? Maybe coat a sub with this new fibers and its has cloaking technology hehehe.:hmm:

[Platapus]

Originally Posted by Wolfehunter

Do you think civilians will be restricted to it?

No but I think that civilians would be restricted FROM it. LoL

I can see the future bumper stickers:

If you outlaw cloaking devices, only outlaws will have cloaking devices.

I can hear the arguments: I use my cloaking device only for hunting

[Wolfehunter]

Originally Posted by Platapus

No but I think that civilians would be restricted FROM it. LoL

I can see the future bumper stickers:

If you outlaw cloaking devices, only outlaws will have cloaking devices.

I can hear the arguments: I use my cloaking device only for hunting

:rotfl:
Ya I can imagine the cops sit with there scanners tagging the drivers. Speeder beware invisable cop car. I guess warning fellow drivers will be the thing of the past.:hmm:

[Diopos]

Originally Posted by Wolfehunter

...
I wonder who will benefit from such a technology?
...

Mmm... The president of Georgia?

[Kapitan_Phillips]

Originally Posted by Wolfehunter

Lol Cloaking is going to happen sooner that we can imagine. I wonder who will benefit from such a technology?

Well for starts, the Klingons, and perhaps the Romulans eventually :hmm:

[Jimbuna]

Originally Posted by Kapitan_Phillips

Well for starts, the Klingons, and perhaps the Romulans eventually :hmm:

They perfected it years ago...I'm sure I saw something on TV :hmm:

[rifleman13]

Two words, comrades...

Philadelphia Experiment

[AntEater]

Great, US scientists are thinking up new ways of war again....
DARPA is soo pathetic.
IF you make military research, you disguise it as a service for humanity, for god's sake, not trumpet out loudly that you're thinking up new ways of disguising soldiers!
Look at the Japanese, they develop all the same stuff that can be used for military purposes as well but they always state its for the good of humanity
:rotfl::rotfl:

[Jimbuna]

A slight shift from their attitudes in the 40's then :hmm:

[Wolfehunter]

Originally Posted by jimbuna

They perfected it years ago...I'm sure I saw something on TV :hmm:

Romulans perfected the technology. Klingon bought a run down version of it in exchange of warp tech. federation had a few captured versions thanks to kirk. Federation tried many time to duplicate it but failed.

Even though we make fun of this technology one day it will be hear and we won't even know it. :rotfl:

[Sailor Steve]

Originally Posted by Kapitan_Phillips

Well for starts, the Klingons, and perhaps the Romulans eventually :hmm:

Um, the Romulans had it first. The Klingons got it later.

I'm remembering a very funny episode of Lois & Clark, which featured a guy who had developed just such a suit. Lois kept insisting that there's "no such thing as an invisible man!" When she sees the proof herself, and the inventor explains how it bends light rays around itself so no one can see it, she crows proudly "See? He wasn't really invisible; he only appeared to be invisible!"
:rotfl:

[antikristuseke]

Originally Posted by Sailor Steve

Um, the Romulans had it first. The Klingons got it later.

I'm remembering a very funny episode of Lois & Clark, which featured a guy who had developed just such a suit. Lois kept insisting that there's "no such thing as an invisible man!" When she sees the proof herself, and the inventor explains how it bends light rays around itself so no one can see it, she crows proudly "See? He wasn't really invisible; he only appeared to be invisible!"
:rotfl:

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