steingar
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I thought this piece from the BBC about operation crossbow was really interesting.
How 3D glasses helped defeat Hiltler
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Pretty neat! Guess that doing the simple, basic things that seem obvious (but are often missed), can make a big difference.!
Gary
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Buderi mentioned something similar in his book "the Invention that Changed the World". They were looking for German radar installations and found them in the same fashion as described in Steingar's post.
The book is about the Radiation Laboratory scientists and engineers and how their knowledge of radar generated useful inventions after WWII.
The book is about the Radiation Laboratory scientists and engineers and how their knowledge of radar generated useful inventions after WWII.
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very cool! Thank you!
steingar
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I'm glad you guys liked it. Like I said, I thought it was neat and am glad to share.
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Neat. I used 3D viewers of the same sort in a geology class. It was amazing when your eyes got it and the photos 'popped'
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They should have included stereo paired images in the article. A bit about 3D with no 3D!