Stealth technology is a field of applied physics and engineering dedicated to minimizing the detectable signature of an object across various spectrums, including radar, infrared, and acoustic ranges. The objective is to reduce the Radar Cross Section (RCS) by employing advanced shaping principles, which guides incoming electromagnetic energy away from the source. Complementing these aerodynamic designs are specialized Radar Absorbing Materials (RAM), which are composite structures designed to dissipate incident energy through mechanisms such as absorption or reflection in a harmless direction. Achieving a low observable signature also necessitates careful management of emitted waste heat and controlling other forms of energy radiation, representing a complex interplay between material science, acoustics, and electromagnetism.