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Meteor 2016
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This is an interesting video on this experiment, which was done to see if they could make ships in WW2 invisible. Interesting turnout it was indeed. -[link]- |
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The All-Cum Diet
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Noname|Boom wrote ... First!!! You heartless bastard. How dare you... Edited Mon Oct 22 2007, 10:00PM |
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Joined: Wed Apr 26 2006, 10:53PMPosts: 126 |
The link is for alien autopsy?! Anyway, the autopsy i cant tell if its real or not allthough the portion that moves to the head seam somewhat odd. As for the Philidelphia Experiment (project rainbow, project montauk). It seems quite logical to think we would attempt to cloak our vessels. If I was to decide a way to do it, I would attempt to alter the reflectivity of the surface I was trying to hide in order to speed up or slow down the light waves leaving the object. Thus making them fit into a spectrum that was not visible to the human eye. I would likely paint the vessel with a semiconductive paint and attempt to create an em field using the vesssel. During this time we were toying with micro wave energy and nuclear energy and it is hard to fathom the consequences of all 3 interacting. -[link]- |
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