Method and apparatus for moldable material for terrestrial, marine, aeronautical and space applications which includes an ability to reflect radio frequency energy and which may be moldable into a parabolic or radio frequency reflector to obviate the need for reflector construction techniques which produce layers susceptible to layer separation and susceptible to fracture under extreme circumstances

A parabolic reflector having a monolithic structure of uniform reflectivity formed by a forming member wherein said structure includes:

• carbon nanotubes for reflecting radio frequency energy;
• carbon nanofiber for orienting along with said carbon nanotubes for enhancing said carbon nanotubes reflecting radio frequency energy;
• graphene-based powder for orienting along with said carbon nanotubes for enhancing said carbon nanotubes reflecting said radio frequency energy and for providing increased physical strength of said monolithic structure;
• resin for adhering to said carbon nanotubes, said carbon nanofiber and said graphene-based powder for further forming said monolithic structure of uniform reflectivity without encapsulation of said forming member;
• a resin hardener which reacts with said resin in order to form and lock into shape said monolithic structure of uniform reflectivity without encapsulation of said forming member within said parabolic reflector;
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• wherein said parabolic reflector is formed to be fixed in shape and rigid for reflection of said radio frequency energy, and wherein said parabolic reflector is formed as a homogeneous member and wherein said homogeneous member extends to exposed surfaces of said parabolic reflector, and wherein said radio frequency energy is reflected by said monolithic structure throughout its thickness.