http://www.baytoday.ca/content/news/details.asp?c=6657
Hm... Interesting.
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Machine to see through walls, eh
"I started out with nothin' and I still got most of it left" - Seasick Steve
He says it came to him in a dream.
... Odd dream.
... Odd dream.
we already have an invention to see through walls with, windows.
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"They said 'Troy, this is unbelievable.'"
I agree, TROY HURTUBISE. What a stupid-*** name. I'm quite skeptical about this, sounds more like last decades "cold fusion proof" than a real working invention. Prime reason for being skeptical? There's no freaking picture of what it sees. How stupid is that? They show the damn machine, so showing the picture of what the machine sees can't be a risk can it? Just seems like a bunch of bulls[/b]hit to me.
Ya know what? Take the name HURTUBISE. "Hurt" "You" "By" See". I think this fu[b]cker's name is an inside joke and as fake as he and his lame-*** "invention" is. TROY, I hope you die a very painful death.
EDIT: And "Troy" is a warning sign too. The machine would've supposedly been very handy for that pesky Trojan horse, eh? I smell *********
Edited, Sun Jan 23 06:44:25 2005 by Palpitus
im gonna go with it being a farce.
while you can knock out the electronucs of a vehical with an electromagnetic pulse, and radio waves can be used to get an immage of differnat density objects beyond a barrier, and radar itself can be adjusted to fitter out returns to "see" through the ground.............
i noticed one thing lacking in this post. any mention of the type of science or technology he used to accomplish this task, and thus, any mean ot give his idea any merit, or criticism. a tactic you will find in alot of farces.
people will believe what they WANT to believe, so you can basically claim just about anything, amnd someone will believe it.
facts are another storie. it is hard ot get people ot believe something if the facts will not support your conclusion. so, leave out any way to challenge the science of your claim, and you will get some people to believe it. kind of like saying someone is gona nuke us if we dont attack them.........but dont offer any PROOF the claim is real..........people will believe what they WANT to believe unless the facts refute it.....so leave out the facts........
while you can knock out the electronucs of a vehical with an electromagnetic pulse, and radio waves can be used to get an immage of differnat density objects beyond a barrier, and radar itself can be adjusted to fitter out returns to "see" through the ground.............
i noticed one thing lacking in this post. any mention of the type of science or technology he used to accomplish this task, and thus, any mean ot give his idea any merit, or criticism. a tactic you will find in alot of farces.
people will believe what they WANT to believe, so you can basically claim just about anything, amnd someone will believe it.
facts are another storie. it is hard ot get people ot believe something if the facts will not support your conclusion. so, leave out any way to challenge the science of your claim, and you will get some people to believe it. kind of like saying someone is gona nuke us if we dont attack them.........but dont offer any PROOF the claim is real..........people will believe what they WANT to believe unless the facts refute it.....so leave out the facts........
Troy Hurtubise is his real name and he's a real guy. He's the inventor of the Ursus Mark VI as seen in Project Grizzly.
Not that I believe he made a device to see through walls.
Not that I believe he made a device to see through walls.
Belkira wrote:
Wow. Regular ol' Joph fan club in here.
On a side note I think it's perfectly posible to pass matter through matter.
If matter is mostly space, but the atoms that it is made of is on the same "frequency" as other forms of matter.... but if one could cause a sort of "phase shift" in somthing causing it's atoms to vibrate at a different rate then averyting else, it should be possible to pass a phased object through somthing... I think they tried it with that Philadelphia Experiment...or somthing..
/ramble off
If matter is mostly space, but the atoms that it is made of is on the same "frequency" as other forms of matter.... but if one could cause a sort of "phase shift" in somthing causing it's atoms to vibrate at a different rate then averyting else, it should be possible to pass a phased object through somthing... I think they tried it with that Philadelphia Experiment...or somthing..
/ramble off
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we already have an invention to see through walls with, windows.
haha...
Kelvyquayo the Hand wrote:
On a side note I think it's perfectly posible to pass matter through matter.
If matter is mostly space, but the atoms that it is made of is on the same "frequency" as other forms of matter.... but if one could cause a sort of "phase shift" in somthing causing it's atoms to vibrate at a different rate then averyting else, it should be possible to pass a phased object through somthing... I think they tried it with that Philadelphia Experiment...or somthing..
/ramble off
If matter is mostly space, but the atoms that it is made of is on the same "frequency" as other forms of matter.... but if one could cause a sort of "phase shift" in somthing causing it's atoms to vibrate at a different rate then averyting else, it should be possible to pass a phased object through somthing... I think they tried it with that Philadelphia Experiment...or somthing..
/ramble off
Actually, the philadelphia experiment used the "Unified Field Theory" from Einstein to (theoretically) cause invisibility. The theory stipulates that under enough pressure, two similar magnetic poles will eventually attract one another. More exactly, the more powerful of the two fields will eventually envelope the second field, causing it to appear as if the similar poles are attracted to one another. I saw an experiment demonstrating it once, involving a small vat of mercury and bar magnets.
ah, i think I was thinking of the Sci-Fi channel thing where people suppposedly materialized inside solid matter or somthing.
woah, just found this,
Supposedly, the crew of the civilian merchant ship SS Andrew Furuseth observed the arrival via teleportation of the Eldridge into the Norfolk area.
http://www.history.navy.mil/faqs/faq21-1.htm
Edited, Sun Jan 23 15:58:40 2005 by Kelvyquayo
woah, just found this,
Supposedly, the crew of the civilian merchant ship SS Andrew Furuseth observed the arrival via teleportation of the Eldridge into the Norfolk area.
http://www.history.navy.mil/faqs/faq21-1.htm
Edited, Sun Jan 23 15:58:40 2005 by Kelvyquayo
Yeah, "supposedly". That's why the rest of the page is a document debunking the conspiracy theories that the experiment was intended to teleport, or make invisible, the ship. Including:
The Archives has a letter from Lieutenant Junior Grade William S. Dodge, USNR, (Ret.), the Master of Andrew Furuseth in 1943, categorically denying that he or his crew observed any unusual event while in Norfolk. Eldridge and Andrew Furuseth were not even in Norfolk at the same time.
Edited, Sun Jan 23 17:32:13 2005 by Jophiel
The Archives has a letter from Lieutenant Junior Grade William S. Dodge, USNR, (Ret.), the Master of Andrew Furuseth in 1943, categorically denying that he or his crew observed any unusual event while in Norfolk. Eldridge and Andrew Furuseth were not even in Norfolk at the same time.
Edited, Sun Jan 23 17:32:13 2005 by Jophiel
Belkira wrote:
Wow. Regular ol' Joph fan club in here.
Huh.
Of course the fact that we already have a spiffy little device called an MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) that, when coupled with a fairly spiffy computer and given enough power, can produce real time images of thingies and stuff. Getting color information would be a tad bit tricky unless you already had that programmed in.
Could be legitimate, could be completly full of ****. I'm going with completely full of ****, because the device shown there does not have enough surface area, even if the entire thing is a high density magnet, to generate an electrical field strong enough to harm a human body. Unless he is also coupling it with an xray tube.
Also, the panelling for a comanche helecopter is pretty well acocunted for, exactly because they really don't want people running tests on it to find out how to defeat the stealth elements. It is curently only made in 1 factory, and the material is subject to rather strict accounting proceedures. If someone from MIT had a piece, which is plausable, they would not risk letting it out of their posession, because they would no longer get to play with government technology if it were found out, and they would go to prison for a little while.
I dunno.
Of course the fact that we already have a spiffy little device called an MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) that, when coupled with a fairly spiffy computer and given enough power, can produce real time images of thingies and stuff. Getting color information would be a tad bit tricky unless you already had that programmed in.
Could be legitimate, could be completly full of ****. I'm going with completely full of ****, because the device shown there does not have enough surface area, even if the entire thing is a high density magnet, to generate an electrical field strong enough to harm a human body. Unless he is also coupling it with an xray tube.
Also, the panelling for a comanche helecopter is pretty well acocunted for, exactly because they really don't want people running tests on it to find out how to defeat the stealth elements. It is curently only made in 1 factory, and the material is subject to rather strict accounting proceedures. If someone from MIT had a piece, which is plausable, they would not risk letting it out of their posession, because they would no longer get to play with government technology if it were found out, and they would go to prison for a little while.
I dunno.
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