the club from the little rascals (including caroline)
dont know the title of this one, but it was last week
on this episode an old guy tried to cover up a hit and run for his nephew and a woman was buried alive. Can they really use heat sensors to find people in the desert like that?
I'm not to sure if they can because she was barried underground far enough were the heat sensors might not be in affect because the ground would cloud the sensor with its cold exterior. I'll look further into it and get back to yall asap! Till then guys
OK im back and i found a site talking about heat sensors in detecting underground facilities. They say even from space heat sensors can sense underground heated ventalation from these facilities. I hopythesise that if a heat sensor can detect that then they can detect a body underground. I'll have to do some more research on how hot those ventaltion in those facalities are, compared to the heat of a person. TILL NEXT TIME
-LU ;)
O P.S. here's that site i was talking about http://www.jinsa.org/articles/articles.html/function/view/categoryid/164/documentid/3368/history/3,2360,656,164,3368
Well boys, and Caroline, i've came to a dead end. The heats of ventaltion shafts varie way to much depending on the underground facilities needs so thats part is inconclusive and the only imformation on how much heat a person normally gives off in a day was about the same of a 100 wat bulb. EUREKA if the facilities use that kind of lighting and that can be seen undergorund from the sensors than a so can a Human! IM BACK TO THE CASE. TILL NEXT TIME
Hey ive visited many sites and read a many different options of lighting underground. They usaully use floresant or some really bright type of light fixtures but usaully not a regular buld (which would be the 100 wat bulb). So for this detective this case has been left inconclusive for the evidence is too loose to iterprtate and have no concrete connections, but the important thing is not if the case has been solved but rather what we can learn. We learned the underground facilities have been detected by heat sensors and so therefore it could be possible to see heat underground. But how much heat is required still remains a mystery. Now its up to you my friends... For this detective is tired and needs a vacation maybe will meet again on another post comment reaction.
-LU AWAY...
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yeah im pretty sure they can
yeah,duhh of course they can
I'm not to sure if they can because she was barried underground far enough were the heat sensors might not be in affect because the ground would cloud the sensor with its cold exterior. I'll look further into it and get back to yall asap! Till then guys
-Louis
OK im back and i found a site talking about heat sensors in detecting underground facilities. They say even from space heat sensors can sense underground heated ventalation from these facilities. I hopythesise that if a heat sensor can detect that then they can detect a body underground. I'll have to do some more research on how hot those ventaltion in those facalities are, compared to the heat of a person. TILL NEXT TIME
-LU ;)
O P.S. here's that site i was talking about http://www.jinsa.org/articles/articles.html/function/view/categoryid/164/documentid/3368/history/3,2360,656,164,3368
Well boys, and Caroline, i've came to a dead end. The heats of ventaltion shafts varie way to much depending on the underground facilities needs so thats part is inconclusive and the only imformation on how much heat a person normally gives off in a day was about the same of a 100 wat bulb. EUREKA if the facilities use that kind of lighting and that can be seen undergorund from the sensors than a so can a Human! IM BACK TO THE CASE. TILL NEXT TIME
-LU dun dun duhhhh
Hey ive visited many sites and read a many different options of lighting underground. They usaully use floresant or some really bright type of light fixtures but usaully not a regular buld (which would be the 100 wat bulb). So for this detective this case has been left inconclusive for the evidence is too loose to iterprtate and have no concrete connections, but the important thing is not if the case has been solved but rather what we can learn. We learned the underground facilities have been detected by heat sensors and so therefore it could be possible to see heat underground. But how much heat is required still remains a mystery. Now its up to you my friends... For this detective is tired and needs a vacation maybe will meet again on another post comment reaction.
-LU AWAY...
END TRANSMISSION......................................................................................
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