a close-up of a metamaterial
When light touches a surface, the normal reaction is to reflect outward. This reflected light is what your brain processes as a variety of colors as it enters the eye. That is the normal reaction. However, when light strikes a meta-material, a completely different process takes place. Instead of bouncing from the meta-material and entering into your eye, the light is bent around the object and onto it's opposite side, creating the illusion that it's not there at all.


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