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are r eflected tro■ eome ·bright object i n or on the car or plane ,
th• up and down motion or the car or plane cause• the tlyi ng
discs to a ppear to be &oing through a dipping and riaing motion,
or , if the reflecting object i e atationvry and the car movi ng ,
th• results will be the••••
The statement that the dieca a ppeared to be rot at in1 aa
they aailod through the atmoophere ie due to the vibration ot
the automobile or plane.
Vibrations make thu, a ppear to be
rotatin~ at a very high rate ot speed.
Vibration is lfhat ives
them a flat or disc- like. ahape- also•
If you wish to see some fly1n~ dis cs , make a drive at about
dusk or at ni ,ht , open your ventilation win~ window at about a
45° angle from tho Jrivers seat and watch the refl ections o!
the etstionary elec~ric lights t h ,t appear on your left , if you
are driving, a!t3r you paos the~ 1and see how many discs you can
obeerYa flyin~ through the air .
It there ar e not t oo many l i ghts
t o your rear, you may have a pertect formation of beautiful
flying discs which may be red,
reen or ~ilver accordin~ to
the color of the elect r ic lights which you ha~• passed.
They
ap
ar moat realistic \,hen travel i n~ about forty-five or fift y
ail•• per hour. Ir you do not get satistactory r esults from
your first experiments, try again.
Afier yo 1 have learned
when and nher• to l ook tor t hoc , your observation~ become more
pleaoin~ ..nd interesting.
Evon tho 11 :ht s of an approachin~ automobile f r vm your
rear mn.y appear as one flying di sc 1n your ventilation win~.
The r efl ctions ot the approachin~ liyits will ap~ear in your
veneilation uinb unless the eide ot your car prot rudes out so
f ar as t.o pr e v ..nt tte 11 ~ t beam ""rom shinin , on the ·.:ing.