Study: New coating can make China’s stealth aircraft invisible to anti-stealth radar


Chinese military scientists have achieved the impossible with a new stealth material that can defeat anti-stealth radar. — SCMP

The Chinese military has unveiled a stealth material capable of blinding anti-stealth radars.

Laboratory tests have demonstrated that it can effectively absorb low-frequency electromagnetic waves from various angles, with a thickness equivalent to just two sheets of printing paper – a feat previously deemed impossible.

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