Light streaks caused by passing satellites mar images taken by the world's most expensive telescopes. The problem is set to ...

The number of satellites in orbit, especially in low-Earth orbit, has massively increased in the last decade. This has brought an increase in brightness across the surface of the Earth, meaning there ...

Vantablack 310 is one of the darkest paints ever, and it could be the key to eliminating light pollution caused by satellites ...

Surrey NanoSystems, Vantablack's creator, announced that it's tackling the reflectivity of satellites that threatens ...

Vantablack is a special coating material, moreso than a paint. It’s well-known as one of the blackest possible coatings around, capable of absorbing almost all visible light in its nanotube c… ...

Vantablack paint is so black, this 2020 BMW X6 looks two-dimensional. By Ronan Glon. Aug 28, 2019 8:24 AM EDT. Featured Gallery. 2 / 0. 2 / 0 Zoom In . Launch Gallery. bmw-x6-vantablack-1.

BMW will show a 2020 X6 at the Frankfurt auto show in September that has been painted in the blackest paint we've ever seen.; Called Vantablack, the paint is normally used for coating space-borne ...

Vantablack is now available in a spray-on form that blocks 99.8 percent of ultraviolet, visible and infrared light — enough to make an otherwise detailed 3D object appear as a flat black void.

(The maker, Surrey NanoSystems, says Kapoor’s controversial exclusivity agreement to use a version of Vantablack for visual artworks does not cover the new sprayed-on Vantablack Vision paint ...

Along with our incredible astronomical developments comes brand new responsibilities as well. Now, we not only have to think ...

Paint reflects light, ... “Vantablack” Made by Surrey Nanosystems . Vantablack made the rounds on car blogs back in 2019 when it was applied to a BMW X6 with bizarre results.

The paint, called Vantablack 310, could reduce the amount of light reflected by satellites in orbit down to just 2% of what is reflected by uncoated satellites, virtually erasing the pesky streaks ...