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That's very interesting, I was thinking about stealth bombers. Do you think it would have applications in say, military uniforms? I wonder how it compares to
by axaxs 7y ago
That's very interesting, I was thinking about stealth bombers. Do you think it would have applications in say, military uniforms? I wonder how it compares to digital camo, mirror based camo, etc in regards to detection.
- Scaevolus 7y agoCarbon nanotubes are similar to asbestos fibers, so it's not something that you'd want to put in a garment.
- fuzz4lyfe 7y agoRapidly moving lead will kill you faster than asbestos, there might be a few tactical uses for such a garment.
- yellowapple 7y ago> Rapidly moving lead will kill you faster than asbestos As will rapidly moving copper, or rapidly moving depleted uranium, or even a rapidly moving wooden stick with a stone point on it. :)
- samstave 7y agoLikely better to put on txtical equipment, such as guns and boots?
- groby_b 7y agoThat's assuming the military cares about the long term effects.
- UncleEntity 7y ago> Do you think it would have applications in say, military uniforms? During the first gulf war they gave us some jackets that absorbed the wavelengths the night-vision goggles could see so you'd just see a human shaped void which kind of stands out a lot more than a regular person -- not the best of plans.