This document discusses the possibility of invisibility in science. It begins by outlining how invisibility is portrayed in science fiction and then examines whether it could be possible according to the laws of physics. It explores what light is and how it interacts with objects, specifically regarding reflection, absorption, and transmission. The document then covers how light can be bent through refraction and materials called metamaterials that have negative refractive indexes and could potentially bend light around an object to create invisibility. While invisibility is theoretically possible, it is still challenging to accomplish and so far has only been achieved in 2D, but continued technological advances may help realize 3D invisibility.