Chinese researchers have developed a new camouflage technology that could make satellites virtually invisible to ground-based infrared detection systems while simultaneously keeping them cool in the harsh environment of space. The ultra-thin multilayer coating, just 4.25 micrometers thick, manipulates infrared radiation across multiple wavelength bands to hide spacecraft from Earth-based surveillance while preventing dangerous overheating. … Read more
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