A new fabric inspired by the feathers of the magnificent riflebird — a type of bird of paradise — is the darkest ever created, according to its inventors.
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Scientists create the darkest fabric ever made inspired by a bird-of-paradise’s feathers
Inspired by the feathers of a bird species whose plumage absorbs nearly all light, researchers at Cornell University have ...
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Inspired by Bird Feathers, This New ‘Ultrablack’ Fabric Absorbs Nearly All the Light That Hits It
Researchers took inspiration from the magnificent riflebird while developing a textile that reflects only about 0.13 percent ...
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29 DIY fabric flowers
This collection of fabric flower tutorials shares 29 creative ways to turn fabric into beautiful blooms. From quick no-sew ...
A piece of fabric that almost seems to erase light rather than reflect it now exists, and it starts as soft white wool. When ...
You’ve probably looked at the tags on your clothes or bedding and tried to make sense of what it all means. These tags have a long list of terms and pictures that may look familiar but also confusing ...
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Why You Should Always Skip Fabric Softener In Winter—And What To Use Instead
Fabric softener coats fibers, making them less absorbent and breathable. Discover alternative options to use in the winter to ...
For the last decade or so, but especially the past few years, Porsche has been greatly expanding its in-house customization ...
The color "ultrablack"—defined as reflecting less than 0.5% of the light that hits it—has a variety of uses, including in cameras, solar panels and telescopes, but it's difficult to produce and can ...
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