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reply to post by iSeeKEnlightenment8o5
Everyone says he's the smartest guy on here.
All @ 212.55 nanometers,
peaking @ 400.11 nanometers
Originally posted by cosmicpixie
Welcome to ATS Wayne - it's Vicky here
Please everyone show Wayne some respect and hear him out. I know how tempting it is for many of you to go on the attack , can we just try to keep it civil as much as possible and let Wayne explain his side of things........
Originally posted by Phage
reply to post by cosmicpixie
Detecting ultraviolet radiation does not require any secret technology, just equipment that is designed to do so. Radio telescopes are not designed to do so. Optical (glass) telescopes are.
All @ 212.55 nanometers,
peaking @ 400.11 nanometers
These are UV wavelengths. UV radiation of the wavelength (frequency) which she claimed (212.55nm) down to about 280nm are completely absorbed by the atmosphere before they can reach Earth's surface, this is why there are no optical telescopes on the surface which are used to study these frequencies of ultraviolet light, they are in orbit. The radio telescopes which she mentioned are all located on Earth, not in space. So even if they could detect ultraviolet radiation, they would not be able to pick of most of the "signal".
She specifically stated "deep UV" which corresponds to the wavelength she specifically called out. She specifically talked about using radio telescopes to "lock onto" it. She specifically called out those telescopes. If Herschel accurately stated what Judy said there is no room for misunderstanding. It is nonsense.
The only verification of Judy's "credentials" has been from her setiathome group. As Bedlam has demonstrated, that is absolutely meaningless.
Originally posted by Hivethink
Guys,
That's not Wayne Herschel. It's a fake. You'd think a writer would be a bit more conscience of typo errors, grammar, basic sentence structure, etc.
You've been had!
Love,
Hivethink
Originally posted by Hivethink
Guys,
That's not Wayne Herschel. It's a fake. You'd think a writer would be a bit more conscience of typo errors, grammar, basic sentence structure, etc.
You've been had!
Love,
HivethinThk
Originally posted by cosmodromia tis parnasida
reply to post by Hivethink
I think you will find that writersauthors have editors, proof readers etc for things like spelling errors etc, you are being slanderous really, shame on you
Originally posted by Hivethink
reply to post by Jay-morris
It's not harsh. Nor was I intending it to be so. I believe this is a fake Wayne Herschel. Writers don't make these kinds of glaringly obvious mistakes in typing.
For a website that likes to throw around conjecture, theories, ideas and conspiracies, you'd think they'd be more receptive to the theory that this supposed Wayne Herschel is a phony.
Maybe he's not.
Talk about pranks.