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Oct 02, 2006 11:20

from New Scientist.com

Invisible drone

Can a surveillance drone be made virtually invisible? VeraTech, based in Minnesota, US, thinks so. And patent applications filed by the company explain how.

"Persistence of vision" turns the fast-moving rotors of any helicopter into a near-transparent blur, while the slow-moving body looks solid. Inventor ( Read more... )

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djgaynerd October 3 2006, 06:08:22 UTC
i feel like ive interjected in mid sentance the fact that a ufo is not a physical object but an illusion of a metaphysical vessel.....errrrrrrrr.........thats detering from the other side theorization of the fact that that technology is before our time illuding to the idea of I.E. orrrrrrrrrrrr super intellegence, blah blah blah based on preequesents created by esoterica-a dune place- i.e. our "ancestors" more and more i feel like a desentor desending from the origalnal not ansesting into the holy trinity the opposite i refuse to hail machines...........aaaarg bad energy anyway i dont care if you object or find me irratic i fucked it all and cant turn around peace be you said the preaist to the people

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beandipvagrant October 3 2006, 15:29:44 UTC
yes. you realize that when ever you earn or spend a dollar you are furthering the biggest machine of them all. we can't even see outside of it, well most of the time anyways. the best way to escape the maze of minos is to descend deep with in your genetic memories, which it sounds like you're doing. i'm going to have to cheat my way out.

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djgaynerd October 3 2006, 06:12:13 UTC
actualy tuning in the converse ofintergecting makes me realize that a phenomanon that is too big for the "wide screen" and i cant realy see how maybe thats not an origanal fucking concept what the fuck it fucks with me too much as i am human, as well as also associated with "easily suggested upon" the obviiuose persistnet haunting reality that continues to contridict itself in an ironic paradox...

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beandipvagrant October 3 2006, 15:32:56 UTC
i've found a wonderful subject to portray, "the limitations of human perception!"

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pressedpennies October 3 2006, 21:17:22 UTC
God knows this device will revolutionize gossip journalism; but as far as technology is concerned, I am still a bit partial to the boomerang.

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beandipvagrant October 6 2006, 12:55:50 UTC
my bolas trump your kangaroo killer any day.

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beandipvagrant October 14 2006, 19:47:53 UTC
don't know if you received my myspace reply.
my email is thesecretserver@yahoo.com
i type this as i wait to clock in, but i can tell you that there is beauty in this world because i saw it earlier this week. right now things are pretty gloomy and i put on the glasses of an old crow to assess things in an infallible logic.

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