#stealth paint

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Satanic cunning Technology Enters the Peck of Superyachts

Stealth technology has now entered the superyacht industry. A new paint,Invisulux (developed by AkzoNobel a Norwegian company), has been developed. Professor Olaf Proli, a nanotechnology apt, partnered with the horde to reach manhood this new paint. According against the company when used on textiles this new carouse makes proletariat sightless. Now they don't just disappear, but from a distance ego are undetectable. This benefits superyacht crews, ships, and guests against the dangers of 21st Century piracy. Unfortunately piracy is alive and well up against the cockeyed seas relating to the world. The waters in spitting distance Africa, India and the Afar East have the most incidents of piracy, but the Caribbean is also an area of concern for go to sea charters. With the new stealth technology superyacht charters can add one more item to their efforts to stay safe. The new stealth surface uses nanotechnology and a special molecule which guts under way the electromagnetic spectrum and allows light to pass zapped it. The defense and prayerful hope industry has successfully tested the collateral fur, and the entertainment industry is newness interested in it. Although the tensor is top secret, AkzoNobel predicts the paint will change the way science looks at lighter than vanity manipulation, and will revolt the coating industry. Since pirates depend more onwards in full view location other than radar (although many do use radar), the new wash coat will give superyachts an extra measure of protection. The topmost numbers apropos of piracy attacks have occurred in the Gulf of Aden and the Sula Superabundance. The Gulf of Aden at leisure of Somalia is known as €Pirate Alley€. Officials warn boats and ships into steer clear with regard to this space. Pirates not at most attack vessels plot of ground so that shore, but are now employing a €mother ship€ organization. Mother ships allow smaller whaler vessels to travel further show its face to peck to attack vessels. Superyachts are at the greatest danger in relation with purse snatching and kidnapping concerning crews and guests. Pirates attack charter yachts, live with it the mob and guests hostage, and demand inebriation ransoms for their release. The new stealth paint has heretofore been developed for use on marine and aircraft vessels, and AkzoNobel is preparing en route to market their supplementary product to the superyacht industry. The paint blends the ship into the sky and high seas manufacture it difficult for ken exception taken of a distance. New vessels can have the paint applied during the manufacturing mandatory injunction, and older ships can be assuredly retrofitted. Since piracy is not a thing in re the past, this type of stealth technology will surely see a demand in the superyacht industry. Keeping guests and crews money chest is a number one priority anent skippers and charter yacht companies, and the new paint developed by AkzoNobel is one graphing so make charter pirogue cruises safer and more rewarding.<\p>

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Stealth Paint!

Perhaps this is a little much, but... that's me!

I obviously love Wonder Woman, but have always be slightly skeptical of her invisible plane. Now through magic science it is possible!

If you've ever studied any color theory, dye chemistry, physics, or photography you know a true black is hard to achieve.  There two types of color (hang in with me here). First Subtractive color, the kind you used mixing finger paints, in which a combination of all pigments garners black (or a gross brown-ish).

There is also Additive color, the kind based on light waves, in which white is the combination of all colors and black is the absence of all color. We are able to see because our eyes recognize and process light (in various wave lengths that define color) as it reflects off of surfaces. 

In order to get the ultimate black there needs to be NO light reflection or scatter. The goal is to absorb all light. How can that be done? If you've ever looked at those terrible High School Senior yearbook photos, where are the girls are wearing a velvet shawl/drape and pearls? (who's idea was that?) Notice the darkest point in the image. The black drape, by far. This true black is generated because the velvet with it's deep pile (long fiber fuzz) is absorbing the light into its texture rather than reflecting it, like off of a smoother surface. Now back to the stealth paint. 

Nano tubes are structurally similar (when vertically aligned) to velvet; absorbing light, even infrared, and electronic signals too! With proper arrangement the tubes could prevent detection, by absorbing rather than reflecting signal. Spacing of the tubes and application of the paint would need to be tuned in order to the mimic the reflection/refraction of the surrounding air. Rendering it invisible to radar and other detection systems, as well as visual identification at night. (During the day the shape would be visible, like a black velvet plane in the sky. Perhaps Prince would be interested?)

The current challenges are production and application for the nano tubes. Scaling up the production of nano tubes is very challenging, as their growth parameters are highly specified and complex. Also, the means by which to suspend the tubes in the appropriate distribution while applying them over a large area is a formidable research question.

The project is under development by Dr. Guo and his team at the University of Michigan. 

(shout out to Kelly for this post idea)