Military stealth coating sold as cheap house paint? China might do it
Researchers in China have developed a new, low-cost microwave-absorbing material using expanded graphite and titanium dioxide, potentially making stealth technology more accessible. This composite, detailed in the Journal of Ceramics, offers strong electromagnetic wave attenuation with a simpler manufacturing process than traditional materials that rely on expensive components like graphene. The development could lead to more affordable mass production and broader applications beyond military use. AI
