Flippin’

Some science fiction movies show a character that is invisible to the human eye. However, being invisible seemed impossible to the reality world. Scientists kept finding a way to make something invisible or make an object that can camouflage itself. However, no one has ever found a way to make something invisible. Believe it or not,  I think I found a way to make something INVISIBLE! Trust me! It will work! And I will do a science fair project next year based on this idea!

 I know it might sound crazy but I strongly believe that my theory would work, so stay with me and do not stop reading this article. Lets say that there is a specially designed sheet of paper. The reason why this paper is special is because one side of the paper is a screen that projects the image. Lets name this page “page 1″. However on the other side of the paper is a tiny microscopic cameras covering the page. In fact, the camera is so tiny that it can’t be seen unless you look carefully. Lets name this side of the page “page 2″ If the “page 1″ (screen), projects the image from the image of ”page 2″ (camera sided page) , the paper would be “invisible”, since it is projecting the image behind the paper. Right?  Isn’t it quite logical???

In order to make this more advanced, I believe that the “screen” should be on both side of the paper, and “cameras” should also be on both side of the paper. The image projected from the “screen” would be less clearer because of cameras blocking a bit of image. It would look a bit like “Mosaic” however I believe it would still work.

If you don’t understand what I am talking about, leave the comment or just talk to me at school. I would be glad to explain my “invisibility” theory. Thank you (hmm maybe I should put copyright to this)

John Pyun