Can 'Invisibility Cloaks' Protect Buildings From Earthquakes?
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Scientists have been intrigued with the concept of making objects and even events disappear ever since J.K. Rowling planted the seed with Harry Potter's invisibility cloak. They have had limited success in both so far, by manipulating light waves - bending them to make objects invisible, and making events disappear by changing their speed. Now, some mathematicians are proposing the same principle to protect buildings from earthquake damage.
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1102914년 이하i am a huge harry potter fan this is so cool- Mr. Kipling14년 이하that is just so cool!!!!!!!!!!!! plus it really reminds me of harry potter!! i love acting in them.
- richard @!@^14년 이하i think that you should make bildens invinsibol and a worning signol
- cherry14년 이하hey guys thanks so much this is so cool my dad is freaking out about it , LOL :) hah i love school ..
- evan b14년 이하this is awesome for my extra credit current events cuz i have like a d in social studies!!
- Random dude14년 이하@Jason, no it wont bounce, the rubber would be under or next to the house so the waves pass around and keep going forward
gummy_gurl14년 이하this is very wondeful...- santhra14년 이하this is very wonderful...
- Superawesome14년 이하awesome i love it keep it going scientists!!!!!!!!!!!
- jason14년 이하wont it just keep boincing till it hits it