TheHarbinger

Is invisibility closer than we thought? What if all we had to do was make a device that changes the color that we see into a color that isn't on our visible spectum? If there is a baseball that's colors aren't on the visible spectrum, it would be there, yet it would be invisible. I could still hit someone with it, but they couldn't see it, just feel it. Using that logic, we just need a device that changes the average person's/item's color/shade. If it could change the visible spectrum of colors into a spectrum that is invisible to the human eye, like an infrared spectrum, then it would theoretically make you invisible to the human eye, and only come up on infrared scanners and sensors.