They did testing on this stuff before and found it doesn't work so well outside of controlled environments.
But then again the military is still funding work on Gauss cannons so who knows?
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Mahdi and Degiance
Dear @SomeUnregPunk ,
I do not know the finances of the American army well, because I am French, but it seems to me that each army corps (Earth, sea, air, space also now ;-)) each have their budget.
The gauss cannon is developed by the navy, it seems to me, that this 'cape of invisibilé' would probably interest more the land army than the navy.
I do not know the finances of the American army well, because I am French, but it seems to me that each army corps (Earth, sea, air, space also now ;-)) each have their budget.
The gauss cannon is developed by the navy, it seems to me, that this 'cape of invisibilé' would probably interest more the land army than the navy.
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Pandagnome
imagine the next skin with this dress 
Oh and would be good to see more male outfits/skins too perhaps a his and hers outfit with xmas tree socks and glow in dark jumper who knows hmm
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Maitrejibus
not just america did testing on it. Still do testing on it. There is various patents filed by various people on this tech. It ain't just a done deal.
I know there was interest in applying the tech to buildings rather than movable objects, I just don't know where that research went. I know they had trouble with moving objects and uncontrolled environments. I don't know what happened with work on non-moving objects and uncontrolled environments. Secrecy is a bitch.
I know there was interest in applying the tech to buildings rather than movable objects, I just don't know where that research went. I know they had trouble with moving objects and uncontrolled environments. I don't know what happened with work on non-moving objects and uncontrolled environments. Secrecy is a bitch.