Romans Made Color-Changing Glass - and We’ve Just Replicated After 1,600 Years
Scientists have successfully replicated a type of Roman glass that changes color depending on the angle of the light. This discovery was based on an ancient glass goblet created by the Romans. The original glass, known as dichroic glass, is extremely rare.
Why it's good news: It highlights the ingenuity and skill of ancient civilizations, showing that even centuries-old ideas can be reimagined and built upon today.
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