Night vision

The insurgents' capabilities are improving and may pose a real threat to the coalition's ability to "own the night."

The M2124-LR is a night vision sniper scope based on the AN/PVS-24/A night vision sniper scope. This is a clip-on scope used by US Special Forces Operators.

Part of a larger project, incredibly proud of my work on these quad tubes.

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DIY Cascade Night Vision Scope: What's the matter? Can't see in the dark? Flashlight won't work? NSA/FBI/ATF not noticing you? Pesky rodents and other pests invading your premises and getting the best of you? Never fear. I've found a great way to build affordable real night v…

Ukrainian special forces have been spotted participating in a games expo in the country's capital city Kiev. Clad in combat gear, the warriors took to a new online battleground.

ABS Digital Night Vision System - Outstanding optical clarity, CMOS sensor achieve clear view with high-performance digital night vision binoculars. Not limited by ambient light, it is available day and night. Color imaging during daytime and black and white imaging at night. 984ft Viewing Range - See subjects in the dark up to 984ft away using infrared illuminator, with 3x optical zoom and 4x digital zoom supported by a f/1.2 25mm objective lens. The built-in 2.31" LCD display is converted…

DIY Cascade Night Vision Scope: What's the matter? Can't see in the dark? Flashlight won't work? NSA/FBI/ATF not noticing you? Pesky rodents and other pests invading your premises and getting the best of you? Never fear. I've found a great way to build affordable real night v…

Recent scientific investigation has revealed an amazing world of vision diversity in animals. Like the dragonfly - its brain works so fast that it sees your movements as if in slow motion. Or the pigeon - which is capable of detecting more subtle gradations of color than the most advanced computer program.

Most of us instinctively think of darkness as a cloak, a way to hide. So, how can you see someone standing more than 200 yards away on a pitch-black night?