What hides, What hides, what hides?

Question by Michiintel Reward: 25 Pond Points + 10 Knowledge Tokens Status: Pending a resolution
I need assistance in discovering the various materials that render one invisible.Harry Potter,no reality.Lights rendered from projectors how do they have the capacity to cover, mirrors, substances,combinations of film,black screens, blue screens, translucent nettings delivered via the use of a computer
generated operaton this is an outside operation ie;outdoors daytime nightime.
What hides, what hides, what hides, cloaking materials.


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Comment from d_Oz User Rating:  120 Knowledge Tokens
Japanese scientist made a raincoat that renders you transparent.
You can see right though you. You are a ghost figure, weird. But using this is one step closer in making yourself invisible. This Fab I bet is ruined by the fact that many people are doing it, and in doing so your seen even more by the invisible people that keep the eye on you...
By going invisible you might just find a hand out where you can socialize with other invisible people, living private lives.

Ok the trick was not to tinker with new and old technology like Nano tech and tailor shinny buttons, it was using practice materials - Japanese are smart.

- I'll get the link for you...
http://www.metacafe.com/watch/206386/transparent/

I saw this raincoat on a train advert too, in Oz. Looks cool.


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