Scientists have recreated the invisibility cloak of "Harry Potter"

For the first time in the history of science the device allows you to make a person almost completely invisible.

Thanks to the development of scientists from the National Institute of Scientific Research of Canada, creating an invisibility cloak in a Movie series about a favorite wizard Harry Potter was one step closer to reality. The innovative invention of Canadian experts helps translate the energy of some flowers, transforming them into others. For example, to make the green light "invisible", the cape converts it to blue, thus masking the original color

The Canadian scientific apparatus consists of diffusing optical fibers and a temporary phase modulator, and all these components can be purchased without any problem. In broad daylight, the waves of light that reach the observer, almost exactly the same as on the other side "ghostly coat", so that the objects behind him become almost invisible. Canadian experts have stated that the use of this technology in the future would be to build aircraft almost invisible to radar.

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