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Originally Posted by Aurificus
Consider a large, wide, dark, deep, fast flowing river. We wish to find the rock that is just bigger than the others and will snag the bottom of our boat.
We could take numerous measurements of the rivers current at points above and below and all across the stream and hope to find the infintesimal change in Kilo litres/per min caused by the obstruction of the rock.
Or... we could sprinkle lots of tiny leaves on the surface upstream and look for the one that stops or circles in the "eddy" caused by the Rock.
Dont let the big stuff cloud your view of the small stuff
Aurificus
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Exactly as I described some years, but my example was a brick. Alonso tell me: "In the rain you see the water flow normally by the terrain, but when collide with a brick, the original flow changes, is similar to the detection with LRL pistols". So, is a distortion of natural flow. The natural flow is magnetic field of Earth, and here is produced a distortion in site of the target and around it.
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