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Cornell Unveils World’s Blackest Fabric Absorbing 99.87% Light
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Those who want to stand out from the omnipresent black at the n chst Metal concert could in the future reach for a fabric that is even darker than anything known from textiles. It was developed by researchers at Cornell University. (Continue reading)
Cornell Unveils World’s Blackest Fabric Absorbing 99.87% Light
The Abyss Woven: How Cornell’s Ultrablack Fabric is Revolutionizing Materials Science In the realm of advanced materials, where innovation often hinges on manipulating light at the nanoscale, a breakthrough from Cornell University has captured the attention of engineers, designers, and industry leaders alike. Researchers have unveiled what they claim is the blackest fabric ever created, capable of absorbing an astonishing 99.87% of incoming ligh…
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