On Mon, 19 Jul 2010 02:19:52 -0700, John Ayres
<jyanjyan@rocketmail.com> wrote:

Wouldn't it be practical to develop a system that is the
non-terrestrial based equivalent to Sonar or Radar? You would scan for
objects, and then, once an object was detected using this scanning
system, its size, mass, density, speed would be calculated, its
location would be triangulated, its direction, and any other factors
that would be needed to keep track of this object in a database would
also be determined. Then it would stay in the database, with periodic
update checks on its location, along with periodic update checks on
everything else in the database.

That would be the beginings of a working system for mapping out
everything in our universe.

Yes, that and other systems to see and find and track moving objects
of any size. 

Do you study about Quantum Physics ?

Or should I say, have you seen these two DVDs ...

1.
What the Bleep Do We Know?! DVD.

2.
Down The Rabbit Hole DVD.


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On Mon, 19 Jul 2010 21:03:30 +1200, Sir Gilligan Horry
<GM@ga7rm5er.com> wrote:

I won't go into too many details, but from research I have a feeling a
certain place maybe Area51 developed craft that can travel fast in
space, but they had that problem of object collision avoidance.

One way to avoid objects at light speed might be
natural or artificial remote viewing.

And for an idea that some beings could be capable of that, see the MP3
link I gave you recently.

Another accompanying systems to deal with smaller objects would be
needed too. Some sort of force fields.

Thanks John,
keep in contact.

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On Sun, 18 Jul 2010 19:13:22 -0700, John Ayres
<jyanjyan@rocketmail.com> wrote:

Just trying to think on the safe side. Even though the Chinese may
have the very first, state sponsored, extraterrestrial space craft for
space flight, don't they have to get every thing in order, first,
before they decide to go out of the stratosphere?

Don't they have to catalog and map every object they can that could
possibly collide with their space craft and dent or disable them?
Otherwise, their shiny new space craft could end up a twisted, mangled
piece of wreckage lying at the bottom of an ocean somewhere.

Let's say, just to speculate, they have recently come out of the work
shed with their shiny new space craft. Now comes a period of labor
where they list and catalog everything so that they don't fly into it.
That would take considerable time, but to get out of this universe,
wouldn't they have to catalog everything out there, and then beyond to
as far out as where ever it is they're planning to go? 

Isn' that part of good seamanship? Making the maps to sail by? 

If they actually have got a space ship, it is going to take them
awhile to get enough cataloged, or mapped out, to allow them to even
go and visit Jupiter or Saturn, isn't it?

I'm not a sailor, of course, but it seems good seamanship starts with
good charts, and good charts start with good knowledge. This could
take a very long time to get accomplished, couldn't it!

They would need a fleet of ships working on it, just to get it
started. Oh well. Just some thoughts on the subject. I guess
everything needs to start somewhere.

John Ayres

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