Is invisibility possible

Okay it may sound dumb and no I'm not trolling but I'm just wondering if it's possible making a person or any other kind of living being completely un detectable by the human eye, with all the developments in science and technology it shouldn't be THAT hard and I'm just thinking are we close to invisibility? if certain reptiles and bugs can camouflage themselves then why can't us humans make something as simple as being un seen by the naked eye or cameras a possibility?

Yes actually it is. A while ago some scientists developed a way of bending rays of light away from objects or something like that. So the light doesn't fall on the object you can't see it. However you will just see a tiny gray spot or so. Of course the army wanted to use this so their enemies can't see them during warfare. Omg don't tell North Korea!

No, it isn't possible. In order for something to be truly invisible, it would have to be completely non-reflective (meaning that it must absorb *all* light that hits it.)

The only things in the universe that don't reflect any light are black holes out in space. Their gravitational force is so strong that even light cannot escape, and thus we can't see them--they appear literally as empty spots because none of the light they produce can escape to eventually arrive at our eyes.

There have been prototypes of "invisibility suits" that work by displaying an image from behind the body onto the front of the garment. But that is camouflage, not invisibility, and there are cost and reliability problems with it.

OF course if atoms of anything went far from each other the thing will be disappear, but this is not possible now, may be it will possible later but now there is nothing to make a thing disappear.

surely there is a possibility of getting invisible.
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