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Possible projection of optical mirage-no 'teleporting' involved |
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John Surgeon |
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Jun 9, 04 - 1:03 PM |
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Assuming that true optical invisibility was achieved, could the appearance at Norfolk be a 'projected mirage' instead of an actual teleportation? I note the book "Invisible Horizons: True Mysteries of the Sea", Gaddis Vincent H.
HARDCOVER: Published by Chilton Books, c1965 (LCCN 65014893)
PAPERBACK: Published by Ace Books, c1965, 256 Pages
referenced on Andrew Hochheimer's website http://www.softwareartist.com/philexp.html.
Hammond Innes, an author of nautical mystery fiction, described a mirage. I believe what he described was encounterd on a calm sea, encountering gigantic 'ghost waves'.
A Google search on 'mirage' has produced nothing on this subject that gives any help. Appreciate any web links that might help.
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John Surgeon |
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