Cluesforum—Exposing Mass Deception

The migration to DVB-T does however make it easier for them to rollout subscription channels (i.e. porn), since the decryption process is much simpler to implement, being based on a trivial manipulation of the digital bitstream. So perhaps the simple explanation for the migration to digital TV is t...

However, as the angle of incidence for the radio wave is increased, the wave enters the ionosphere at an ever more oblique angle, and the Maximum Usable Frequency goes up and up! Right up to 10GHz (thats 10 GIGA Hertz) and beyond! Oh, really? Any technical data? Breit & Tuve 1926? Appleton 1932...

So as RF is saying, grazing angles, like q = 89.9 degrees makes 1/ cos(q) go to large coefficients making GHz reflections possible. You then get higher electron density on the equator. But it is short-sighted of you to dismiss the possibility, no? Suppose the reflection of 10 GHz is possible if you...

You really helped make your point. Higher bandwidth signals (2-10 Ghz) are able to be bounced locally. I never argued Africa. Thanks for your insights as always. Excactly, whatsgoingon, locally . At 300 km or less.The range of "2-10 GHz" in not used for satellite TV. Ku band for Europe is...

You really helped make your point. Higher bandwidth signals (2-10 Ghz) are able to be bounced locally. I never argued Africa. Thanks for your insights as always. Excactly, whatsgoingon, locally . At 300 km or less.The range of "2-10 GHz" in not used for satellite TV. Ku band for Europe is...

However, as the angle of incidence for the radio wave is increased, the wave enters the ionosphere at an ever more oblique angle, and the Maximum Usable Frequency goes up and up! Right up to 10GHz (thats 10 GIGA Hertz) and beyond! Oh, really? Any technical data? In WWII, the practical application o...

But what you have left out all along is that GHz can be propagated in the local area by tropospheric scattering. This is an old military technology. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tropospheric_scatter Seems 2-10 GHz is easy enough to use in this way, no? Not at all. Do you ever read sources you are r...

I have not seen anything to prove exactly how 10GHz bandwidths are propagated terrestrially either. Prove exactly , oh my... http://static.fjcdn.com/comments/When%2Byou%2Bcame%2Bto%2Bmy%2Bhouse%2Bdid%2Byou%2Bsee%2Ba%2B_b3ff6342ffacd95f85f30213b2995b60.jpg Jimmie: [interupting] No, No, No, No, let m...

if an image depicts a rocket and I see no evidently absurd details there (like photographers near the jet engine at the launch), I suppose it is an image of a real rocket (not photoshopped image, not a dream, not a hallucination) until somebody proves the contrary. It is based on such experience: 1...

Is the theory of ionospheric refraction of radiowaves correct, though? Of course, yes! Ionospheric refraction cannot be disputed. What would make it easier for the layman to understand this concept? Bear in mind, I am a layman myself. But maybe that is to advantage. Which aspects are difficult to g...

I'm certainly no expert in the matter, but I would tend to lean toward the non-existence of satellites myself just from a strict business sense. Understanding that many satellites supposedly have redundant partners that theoretically could take over in event of failure, it would just seem too risky...

Re the ionosphere I believe in quoting properly. It seems easier to put geostationary TV broadcasting satellites above the equator, above the ionosphere, than to build TV broadcasting stations in Sahara, Madagascar or in the middle of the Pacific. :rolleyes: The actual site of the skywave transmitt...

Does anyone know why in the google maps there is no real satellite pictures of the oceans. Instead we can see this: http://www.myalbum.co.uk/index.php?m=fto&a=73&id=298755485&key=D3UD3YFT It's clearly blue plaster. Isn't it a picture of sea bottom? Near continents, their continuations s...

What exactly is your point? Are you saying that the French are better at faking pictures than the Russians? My point is French (and, in general, Occidental) companies are supposed to have more finances, better equipment and better staff than Russian ones. In general, Occidental people consider Russ...

whatsgoingon wrote: Pardon the American Euro-trashing
But really are these Sprocket images of Satellite launch vehicles this banal!
To catch my joke you have to watch the videos.

whatsgoingon,

How about the mu coefficient? Are you too busy analysing all that media content?