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Invisible tank ready for service by 2012
November 02, 2007 12:00am
NEW technology that can make tanks invisible has been unveiled by Britain's Ministry of Defence. In secret trials last week, the army said it had made a vehicle completely disappear and predicted an invisible tank would be ready for service by 2012. The new technology uses cameras and projectors to beam images of the surrounding landscape onto a tank. The result is that anyone looking in the direction of the vehicle only sees what is beyond it and not the tank itself. A soldier who was at the trials said, "This technology is incredible. "If I hadn't been present I wouldn't have believed it. "I looked across the fields and just saw grass and trees - but in reality I was staring down the barrel of a tank gun." How the technology works in combat is very sensitive, but the Defence Ministry is believed to be also testing a military jacket that works on the same principles. It is the type of innovation normally associated with James Bond. The brains behind the technology, Prof Sir John Pendry, said the next step was to make a tank invisible without the cameras and projectors. story http://www.foxnews.com/images/319677..._invisible.jpg "That will make the world a much safer place :mad:" Star Wars is very near :Oh crap |
i came up with this idea years ago...& had posted it on gfy
only it was for aircraft to intercept photos from ahead of it & project it onto its skin brave new world fo sho ; ) |
Too bad nobody is aiming at tanks with their eyes... Good luck hiding from radar, laser radar, sonar, laser range finders, thermal imagers, etc.
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thermal images will take care of that
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and if you skip down a couple posts....i also post my idea about the suit for the soldier ; )
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Radar and sonar would be usless becuase of terrain features, even in the desert. Ask any radar or sonar tech in the military, a object in contact with the ground or ocean floor is invisible. Anything based on optics would be defeated as well since it is a optical illusion. If light is passing through or around the tank then what is the laser or optics sensor reporting back. The only technology that has a chance would be thermal imaging, but to kill a tank you need a missil of some kind and still has to be guided and most tank batalions are going to have some kind of recon to find those threats. And at the end of the day the only people that can develope the technology to defeat it are same people who created it or have partnerships with. And take a wild guess who that is if England is the developer. This is all at the best of my knowledge. |
Theres no point in invisibility if theres still a way to be found
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I came up with this after watch Predator in the 90's I win Anyway, the military has been working on mirror camoflage for 2 decades now anyway |
I think having the tank invisible will improve bathrooms no end... It will be nice to just see the bowl and seat part, without the tank containing the flushing mechanism obvious...
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yours was just an idea, based on a movie :upsidedow |
Anyway, the military has been working on mirror camoflage for 2 decades now anyway[/QUOTE]
But year 2012 is around the corner :warning |
This is a lot like stealth technology in a sense. It relies on very complicated technology and is fragile as fuck. I want tos ee that stuff work as promised after spending 5 weeks in a desert or a prolonged stay on a battlefield.
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This idea is nothing new.. It's been worked on for years, hell I remember seeing it on beyond 2000 TV show years ago.
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They do a pretty good job of hiding from that stuff. Why can't a tank? |
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Is it line of site? Radar technology? Sonar technology? Laser technology? Thermal imaging? Let me know. |
I wish they would invent the invisable slut so she hang out with me when I'm married and we can fuck all the time without my wife knowing.
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I'm too lazy to put together a legitimate reply... but my former life was DoD R&D specifically helicopter and tank optical systems including laser radar, rangefinders, FLIRs, active obstacle avoidance systems, etc.
I know you will probably call bullshit on this, but its true. Its also true that I'm too lazy for this right now. And its also true that I'm a dumb ass for even posting this crap, and further true that I'm too lazy to have typed this much and must now go eat something and chill out. |
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I'm a dick. |
Its cuz I'm hungover and hungry. I shouldn't be posting.
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they totally just ripped off bong..
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ill take one and park it in the ladys room... i hope it also comes with an invisible fridge and snacks
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Mexicans are looking to buy! :winkwink: It will give border control a hard time!
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make peace, not war
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How do they know where to climb in? :)
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2012 will be too late.
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To those bitching about it not being invisable to other advanced forms of technology, have you not all been paying attention lately.
Big army moves in and destroys little country in 2 days cause they took smoke breaks and wanted to shoot more stuff, otherwise under 24 hours. Then little fuckers start throwing shit are your shit, riding their bicycle up to your ass and blowing up, or they set traps along side of the road and wait to visually see you and then call the bombs to explode. This shit is not for fighting other modern enemies in my opinion. It is to fight insurgents and assorted freedom fighters. |
preety amazing stuff
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