Precursor to Project Blue Beam Technology Source: GroomWatch September 17, 1999
ELECTROCHROMATIC PANELS:
There are quite a number of new technologies being
researched, developed and tested at various leading-edge defense
contractor facilities, for example, at Groom Lake/AREA 51's highly
compartmentalized, multi-faceted conglomerate complexes.
Besides a new generation of VTOL-based UAVs (Unmanned
Aerial Vehicles - remotely-controlled surveillance platforms, some of
which may be disk-shaped), there are ongoing development and testing
of electrochromatic panels as part of innovations relevant to
"daytime-stealth" capabilities.
The electrochromatic panels are comprised of thousands
of tiny sensors that function as video-cameras that take images of
background scenaries, transferring them to the other panels on the
other side of the aircraft. This gives the illusion that the aircraft
is almost transparent. What the
ground observer sees is whatever background images behind (or above)
the body of the aircraft that are transposed to the "observer's" side
of the body of the aircraft.
For example, in an artist's rendition of a proposed
"Stealth Blimp" (POPULAR SCIENCE), one can see the stars from above
(and behind) the blimp, giving it an illusion of being transparent,
and making detection somewhat difficult.
That an ongoing research, development and testing of
such electrochromatic panels at locations such as at Groom Lake/AREA
51 may be taking place was first suggested in an article written by
aviation writer, Bill Sweetman (POPULAR SCIENCE - May of 1996).
Coincidentally, after that article (suggesting that
Groom Lake/AREA 51 was still abuzz with various projects) appeared on
POPULAR SCIENCE of May, 1996, the June, 1996 issue of POPULAR
MECHANICS, in turn, strangely came out with an article by Jim Wilson
suggesting that Groom Lake/AREA 51's
operations were transferred to Green River missile launch complex in
Utah. This was the beginning of the false rumor that AREA 51 had
moved to a new location in Utah.
HOLOGRAPHIC PROJECTIONS AND HOLOGRAPHIC IMAGE
MAXIMIZATION TECHNOLOGY
Research, development and testing is also taking place
in another related aspect of electrochromatic panels, namely, the
attachment of holographic projection devices capable of causing image
size distortions, such as distorting the "size" of the aircraft
"observed" by ground observers. For example, with this technology a
black traingular aircraft, for example,
could be seen to be three or four times its actual size to the ground
observer.
This type of technology is part of the Department of
Defense (DOD)'s emphais on Psychological Operations (PSYOPS) or
Psychological Warfare.
Recent's years' sightings of huge black triangular
aircraft (such as at Phoenix, Arizona in 1997) could possibly be
related to testing of such devices to observe the reactions of the
observers.
Please share this with everyone.
Thanks!
Norio
by Norio