This white paint is otherwise known as CaCO 3-acrylic paint, or "Cooling Paint.: The creation of this white is in stark contrast with the material that's been called the "blackest black," AKA ...

The researchers believe that this white may be the closest equivalent of the blackest black, “Vantablack,” which absorbs up to 99.9% of visible light.The new whitest paint formulation reflects up to ...

It's the whitest paint you'll ever see in your life and scientists hope it will help in the battle against climate change. It could also make air conditioning obsolete. When Purdue University ...

"The researchers believe that this white may be the closest equivalent of the blackest black, 'Vantablack,' which absorbs up to 99.9% of visible light," Purdue said in a statement Thursday.

The whitest paint in the world has been discovered at Purdue University, and now researchers announced that they found a way to make it thinner. This makes it light enough for use in automotive ...

Researchers have developed the opposite to the world's 'blackest' paint: the world’s whitest paint. It could soon be coming to a car near you. Purdue ...

The world's whitest paint is now thin enough to use on cars, trains and aeroplanes to keep them cool, a new study says. The ultra-white coating, developed at Purdue University in Indiana, is 0.005 ...

In 2020, scientists at Purdue University developed a new super-white acrylic paint that reflects 95.5 percent of sunlight. Since then, they've made i. In 2020, ...

This white paint is the result of six years of research building on attempts going back to the 1970s to develop radiative cooling paint as a feasible alternative to traditional air conditioners.

It's the whitest paint you'll ever see in your life and scientists hope it will help in the battle against climate change. It could also make air conditioning obsolete. When Purdue University ...

In 2019, scientists from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology invented the blackest of black.It was a color so unbelievably dark it absorbed 99.9% of all visible light, beating out even the ...

It's the whitest paint you'll ever see in your life and scientists hope it will help in the battle against climate change. It could also make air conditioning obsolete. When Purdue University ...