Ernie
04-18-2010, 02:47 PM
From Ernie: The term "remote sensing" is used to describe scientifically viable methods of detecting geophysical anomalies from a distance. It is also used to describe the less scientific method of "long-range locating", which is engulfed in controversy, but may have a logical solution though a known science method and controlled way of thinking.
This forum is for the open discussion of either method. Because LRL-oriented forums can quickly degrade into personal conflicts, this forum will be biased by the Administrator untill they they pass exams and high school. Rules are still simple:
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Be factual. If you make an extraordinary claim, be prepared to get challenged. BUT DON'T GET CAUGHT IN CARL'S ROUND ROOM DUNGEON!
Happy prospecting
Ernie
In general, try not to take differences of opinions personally.
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This forum is for the open discussion of either method. Because LRL-oriented forums can quickly degrade into personal conflicts, this forum will be biased by the Administrator untill they they pass exams and high school. Rules are still simple:
You must be a registered user to post here. Guests may read.
Be polite. Name calling will get you banned quickly. BUT THERE ARE EXCEPTIONS.
Be factual. If you make an extraordinary claim, be prepared to get challenged. BUT DON'T GET CAUGHT IN CARL'S ROUND ROOM DUNGEON!
Happy prospecting
Ernie
In general, try not to take differences of opinions personally.
Postings considered to be inflammatory can be reported to Admin by clicking the little red triangle icon at the top of each post. Please use this only when absolutely necessary... I would like to keep this forum as open as possible, and do not care to mediate every conversation.