Vantablack

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Like if you walked into a sealed room with no lights, but you could still see yourself. Read the reviews though.

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Vantablack

In all seriousness, what you're looking at isn't actually a portal to another dimension - but it's not Photoshop, either. That really is a physical object that's been sprayed with - the blackest material known to science. If you're not familiar with Vantablack, it was invented by British researchers , and soon after, it was declared ever produced in the lab, capable of absorbing 99. Since then, the team behind the invention - from Surrey NanoSystems - has upped its blackness, , announced that no spectrometer in the world was powerful enough to measure how much light it absorbs. Just look at this thing, it's legitimately unnerving: Surrey NanoSystems Surrey NanoSystems So how does it actually work? In its original, blackest form, Vantablack isn't a , but is actually a special coating made from millions of carbon nanotubes, each one measuring around 20 nanometres roughly 3,500 times smaller than a human hair by 14 to 50 microns. To put that in perspective, 1 nanometre equals 0. So a surface area of Vantablack measuring just 1 cm squared would contain around 1,000 million of these tiny nanotubes. When light hits this arrangement, it enters the gaps between the nanotubes, and is almost instantly trapped and absorbed as it bounces between them. It's easy to imagine just how little light, if any, would reach you. As a result, the team says the observer's ability to perceive gets confused, and some people say looking at Vantablack. Their new spray-on version, called , now allows them to apply Vantablack to much larger objects, which means there really is a possibility of Here's what it looks like when sprayed on a three-dimensional face mask, rendering all the features : Surrey NanoSystems And here's another one of that spherical object, because holy crap: Surrey NanoSystems If you're wondering how to get your hands on some of this stuff, unfortunately, , but if you work at a university or museum, you might just be able to. For the rest of us, we'll just have to marvel at this miracle of modern science from a distance. Here's a comparison of regular black paint and Vantablack, just in case you still weren't convinced that it really is possible to create something that's quite literally blacker than black:.

Nanolab, a -based carbon nanotube manufacturer, partnered with artist Jason Chase to release a nanotube-based vanta black basketball paint called Singularity For. The previous world record for black was 0. Like if you walked into a sealed room with no lights, but you could still see yourself. This makes me wonder what a room painted from floor to ceiling with this stuff would look like True, but I'm solo a light source. Spray that shit onto a ship and fly it into the sun while rocking out to some Disaster Area. Just look at this thing, it's legitimately unnerving: Surrey NanoSystems Surrey NanoSystems So how does it actually work. The material is made of xi nanotubes. The and levels of Vantablack are low. Oddly, the fear was not that it might present a portal through which aliens from another dimension could enter our universe, but that the nanotubes could come loose and cause respiratory problems. Unexpected handlebar mustache Space Jam. It would be as if there were no elements at all. In addition to directly growing aligned carbon nanotubes, Vantablack is made into two sprayable paints with randomly-oriented nanotubes, Vantablack S-VIS and Vantablack S-IR with better infrared absorption than the former.