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What if you could hide something in plain sight? It could be possible using cloaking technologies. 
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An invisibility cloak? That sounds like science fiction. Until now. Scientists at the University of Texas at Austin unveiled the results from an experiment in which they were able to conceal a three-dimensional object from microwaves by covering it with a plasmonic material that disguises light and makes the object invisible from all angles.
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Video abstract for the article 'Experimental demonstration of a broadband array of invisibility cloaks in the visible frequency range ' by V N Smolyaninova, I I Smolyaninov and H K Ermer (V N Smolyaninova et al 2012 New J. Phys. 14 053029). INVISIBILITY CLOAKS: http://www.scoop.it/t/science-news?q=invisibility+cloaks
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THEY HELPED Frodo Baggins escape the attentions of the eye of Sauron in The Lord of the Rings , and the young wizard, Harry Potter, dash past Prof Snape in Hogwarts. But when will invisibility cloaks escape from fantasy and enter reality?
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