The world's blackest material, Vantablack, no longer holds its title. Engineers from MIT developed a material with higher optical absorption, and thus a darker color. While Vantablack absorbs almost all light to which it is exposed (99.96%), the new material is even closer to complete absorption, at more than 99.995%.
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The world's blackest material, Vantablack, no longer holds its title. Engineers from MIT developed a material with higher optical absorption, and thus a darker color. While Vantablack absorbs almost all light to which it is exposed (99.96%), the new material is even closer to complete absorption, at more than 99.995%.