Mr Aliev told MSNBC: "We really can hide objects. … We can switch for a short moment and make it disappear."

阿利耶夫先生告诉微软全国广播公司的记者： ：“我们真的可以隐藏物体……我们能用很短的时间切换空间并使之消失。”

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Researchers in Spain have developed an 'antimagnet' cloak that could hide objects from magnetic fields, reports ScienceNOW.

ScienceNOW报道称，西班牙的研究人员已开发出一种能够在磁场中隐藏物体的‘抗磁体’斗篷。

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Previously, scientists had struggled to hide objects from varying angles, so they would be masked when you looked at them from straight on, but would be visible again when you moved your head.

先前，科学家们曾尝试借助视角的差异来隐形物体，比如当你直视，物体就会隐形，但当你的头部移动时物体又会显现。

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So all these efforts either hide things in wavelengths longer than we can see - radio, microwaves and a bit of infrared - or hide objects so small we can't see them.

BBC: Invisibility cloaks: Will we ever really have them?

While the scientific babble may not mean much to you, the long and short of it is that this discovery could "lead to further breakthroughs in invisibility cloaks, which could hide objects from the human eye" and make escaping your troubles quite a bit easier.

ENGADGET: Researchers develop metamaterial with negative refractive index

The next step is working to build a clocking device that can hide bigger objects in three-dimensions.

FORBES: Duke Researchers Perfect The Original Invisibility Cloak