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Originally posted by Zaphod58
From what I remember the F-117 never flew out of Groom Lake. It was all done at Tonopah. Have Blue flew from there, but I thought all the F-117s were flown out of TTR.
Originally posted by antar
That would be easy enough to prove, just set up night vision and observe when the holographic lights appear the opposite end of the area.
Originally posted by Shadowhawk
A couple of notes:
Most testing at Groom Lake is NOT done at night.
Originally posted by Shadowhawk
Many of the lights seen "over Groom Lake" are not actually over the DREAMLAND airspace.
Originally posted by Shadowhawk
My main point was that it's not accurate to make a blanket declaration that "all testing at Groom is done at night,"
Real holograms will not fool people at short range and they do not move, nor can they be ‘projected’ into a remote location.
Originally posted by tomra
Are you scrapping the idea based on what defensetech.org says? Since when was the latest most hush hush high tech military secrets posted on the web in this fashion? Who knows how advanced hologram technology really is. Thinking about the military potential i´m willing to bet a whole on that it´s far more advanced than what we might think.
Originally posted by yfxxx
A hologram is a sort of 3D-photography. It must be stored in/on a suitable medium - you cannot "project" a hologram into thin air!
Regards
yf
Originally posted by tomra
Eh, that is really besides the point i was trying to make, although i have no clue about to what extent holograms are used for military purpose i think it is fairly safe to assume that they are able to nudge is couple of steps further than what we learn in school, no?