To: george76; sit-rep
How would it be able to hear one particular ship across the Atlantic without telling all the other ships to be quiet?
53 posted on
06/08/2007 11:55:02 AM PDT by
Larry Lucido
(Duncan Hunter 2008 (or Fred Thompson if he ever makes up his mind))
To: Larry Lucido
The one sub gives the other ships a dirty look and they all know to keep quiet.
This is based on the "Librarian" rule.
To: Larry Lucido
“How would it be able to hear one particular ship across the Atlantic without telling all the other ships to be quiet?”
The QE2 is an extremely noisy ship?
56 posted on
06/08/2007 12:06:07 PM PDT by
Kirkwood
To: Larry Lucido
Gives selective hearing a new meaning!!
58 posted on
06/08/2007 12:39:52 PM PDT by
sit-rep
( http://trulineint.com/latestposts.asp)
To: Larry Lucido
How would it be able to hear one particular ship across the Atlantic without telling all the other ships to be quiet?
If you read the quote cited in the original post, it said "detect" not "hear". It also said "In the right conditions".
Given that*, I have to wonder if the "right conditions" consist of there being a KH passing over NYC and the NRO giving the RN a real-time video feed.
*(my tongue is somewhat firmly in cheek in saying this)
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