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From: jayl@athena.UUCP (Jay Lessert)
Newsgroups: net.physics
Subject: Re: passing <large amouts of information through> water
Message-ID: <33@athena.UUCP>
Date: Fri, 7-Sep-84 15:01:31 EDT
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Posted: Fri Sep  7 15:01:31 1984
Date-Received: Thu, 13-Sep-84 19:38:42 EDT
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> From: Shinbrot.WBST@XEROX.ARPA
> IN any case, the crux of the biscuit is that ELF can be transmitted
> through water where little else except neutrinos can pass.  ELF
> obviously requires a correspondingly extremely large broadcasting
> antenna (c = f(lambda)).  The curious thing to me in all of this is how
> the pentagon envisages receiving these waves.  Perhaps making extremely
> long submarines???
> 

No problem.  Try trailing a long wire.
-- 

	Jay Lessert - Tektronix Inc., Logic Design Systems Division

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