‘Time cloak’ hid event in experiment, physicists say

A team of physicists at Cornell University has created a wrinkle in time. Actually, it's more like a teeny tiny moth hole in time. Inside it things can occur that are entirely undetectable, at least to ordinary observers. It's as if they never happened.

This phenomenon, known as "temporal cloaking," is the latest addition to a world that once existed only in children's literature and science fiction — a place where objects are invisible and events are unrecorded.

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Dan Balz 05 Jan, 2012
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