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Originally posted by jmdewey60
reply to post by jfj123
Maybe the reason some people believe in the hologram theory is because they look at videos like this and have a hard time coming up with a better explaination.
[edit on 10-6-2008 by jmdewey60]
Research, development and testing is also taking place in another
related aspect of electrochromatic panels, namely, the attachment of holographic projection devices capable of causing image size distortions, such as distorting the "size" of the aircraft "observed" by ground observers.
For example, with this technology a black traingular aircraft, for example,
could be seen to be three or four times its actual size to the ground
observer.
Originally posted by jmdewey60
Another limitation is having it appear in full color.
Well, take a look at the frames I posted above.
Do you see any color?
Another limitation would involve movement.
Only the projection itself moves, but what is in the projection does not move.
These are a few of the points that I found, pointing out limitation of holographic projection, but what we see in the 9/11 videos seems to go right along with those limitations.
Interesting that they would use a plane like this to demonstrate a holographic projection.
[edit on 10-6-2008 by jmdewey60]
Originally posted by Pilgrum
Here's a pic of UA175 a moment before impact:
And a pic of another UA 767 to compare the markings:
Numerous aspects of the UA175 pic go totally against any possibility of it being a hologram, the major ones being what is the image being projected onto, the subtle (and correct) colouring captured in the pic and the plane blocking the view of the dark building behind it with no change in image density.
Originally posted by jmdewey60
There is a report from a national magazine that is quoted numerous times, on the internet, about military application of holograms.
It says that around '94, it became a black op.
So, we do not know exactly what they came up with.
study carried by Dr David Watt on Holograms As Nonlethal Weapons for NTIC, the Nonlethal Technology Innovations Center in New Hampshire.
This is a serious look at the technical possibilities for holograms. It’s a far cry from blue sky fantasies like the Air Force 2025 Airborne Holographic Projector which ”displays a three-dimensional visual image in a desired location, removed from the display generator” or the even more wildly optimistic “Hologram, Death: Hologram used to scare a target individual to death.”
Real holograms will not fool people at short range and they do not move, nor can they be ‘projected’ into a remote location. But they might still have their uses.
The human eye is difficult to fool, notes Dr Watt, but infra-red sensors are much less sophisticated – there is no need for the same level of colour fidelity. An infra-red hologram of a vehicle could make a very convincing decoy. Automated systems (such as missile guidance) with no humans to spot the flaws should be particularly easy to fool. However, as Watt points out the technology does not yet exist to create infra-red holograms.
Watt’s conclusion is “Fascinating, but…” –- there are just too many limitations at present. Size limits and material restrictions are a real problem
Originally posted by Doc Velocity
I'm amazed that the Hologram theory has even survived for this discussion. It's absolutely ridiculous.
Originally posted by Wizard_In_The_Woods
Originally posted by Doc Velocity
I'm amazed that the Hologram theory has even survived for this discussion. It's absolutely ridiculous.
No, what's so amazing is that so many -- practically everyone -- still believes real planes crashed on 9-11.
When there was nothing, absolutely nothing found on the ground to support the physical presence of actual aircraft.
Originally posted by anti72
you shouldnt get confused about detais of details first.
1. a hologram ´theory´makes sense. just think of a plane scenario, IF
THEY MISSED THE TOWERS. unthinkable.
it was a ´sure´ job
2. hologram tech is MUCH MORE ADVANCED THAN ANYONE KNOWS
3. events with holograms (disappearing planes etc) were witnessed before
[edit on 12-6-2008 by anti72]