New High-Tech Fabric Cools The Body
Scientists at Stanford have developed a nanoporous polyethylene fabric that scatters wavelengths of light, blocking the sun's rays to cool down the wearer by as much as three degrees, a development that could reduce global dependency on air conditioning. What do you think?
Moira Yount
It'll be so nice to walk around outside feeling like it's 83 degrees when it's really 86.
Prop Master