Scientists have developed an upgraded version of the world's blackest material as the best material for spraying.

Scientists have developed the world's blackest material, the Vantablack S-VIS, which captures 99.956% of the incoming light and reflects 17 times less than the Hubble Space Telescope's ultra-black
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researchers have recently developed the world's blackest material as the best for spraying, the Daily Mail of London reported. The new material, the Vantablack S-VIS, captures 99.956 percent of the incoming light, 17 times less reflective than the Hubble Space Telescope's ultra-black paint.
the new material can easily cover larger, more complex objects, such as large cameras and aerial vehicles. Vantablack S-VIS is reported to be an upgraded version of Vantablack, the blackest material made from cryogenic carbon nanotubes in 2014. In fact, Vantablack-VIS's nanostructure absorbs almost all incoming light, optimum performance for precision optical systems that absorb 99.956 percent of the incoming light, according to Surrey Nanosystructure, the material's developer.
, chief technology officer of Surrey Nanosystructures, said: "The Vantablack material developed in 2014 marks a significant milestone and is necessary for many companies to develop high-performance equipment. We will continue to develop and innovate this technology, and this new spray material will have a wider range of applications. The
Vantablack S-VIS material has space applications that make it easier to cover objects of larger, complex shapes and structures. Unlike other black absorbents, Surrey Nanosyscopics points out that it can be used in a wider viewing angle and wavelength range, which is critical for optical instruments and can be used in many aesthetic applications.
black spray material can turn 3D objects into 2D black hole shapes, making it difficult to observe their surface structure in detail. A carbon nanotube mixture is used to develop the Vantablack S-VIS material, which can be applied to pre-application and post-application processing steps for ultra-low reflectivity."Vantablack S-VIS is more effective than other known coatings or ultra-black coatings, with a reflection ratio of 0.2%, and has potential applications in the industrial sector, such as cameras, instruments that enhance performance with smaller morphological factors, and unique aesthetic appearances,"
janson said. This is a major breakthrough in modern commercial absorption coating treatment. Surrey
said the material could not be sprayed in physical contact or wear areas. Vantablack S-VIS protects objects for packaging, some type of glass coating or protective layer, while it can be used as a stable surface within 100 degrees Celsius.
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Extension - The patent for the extreme black "Vantablack" special pigment has been granted by British sculptors
black is black for the general public. A british technology company's earlier development of an extremely black pigment called Vantablack for stealth fighters has attracted a wave of artists. Anish Kapoor, a well-known British Indian sculptor, has been granted a patent for the use of the special pigment, making his peers jealous and unhappy, Hong Kong's Dongnet reported recently.
reported that technology company NanoSystems developed Vantablack in 2014, which absorbs 99.96 percent of the light and is used in stealth fighters for stealth. The company recently decided to grant a patent for Vantablack's use to Kapoor, but limited the pigments to artistic creations. Mr. Foer, an artist who has painted portraits of the Queen, said he had never heard of an artist's exclusive patent for an item and described the paint as a "shock bomb for the art world."
kapoor designed the iconic track tower for the 2012 London Olympics. Of Vantablack, Mr Kapoor said: "It's so dark that it's almost invisible, it gives an unrealistic feel, and I've always liked the unique material. "He described seeing Vantablack as if he were in a dark space, losing all his feelings and forgetting about himself, his identity and even his time.