Theos-Talk Archives (February 2008 Message tt00014)

Hi Cass,

I'm afraid that -- while I know about how holograms are projected in  
small closed theater spaces that can be viewed by a few people at a  
time (it's been done at Disneyland and Disneyworld at several sites  
in the US), and also know that the Russians have developed a  
holographic theatrical movie projection system that seems to work --  
such projected holograms are nothing more than pure light images that  
have no physical or material substantiality.  Therefore, even if  
planes could be projected as holographs, they would have no effect on  
a physical building.  So, since I actually saw the twin towers hit  
and coming down while it was happening, I'm sure the planes you saw  
in the replay were certainly not holographs.  (BTW, "holograms" are  
actually the interference patterns on film that encode the projected  
holographs.)   As for Christ in the sky, I'm certain it could be done  
someday using high powdered laser projectors, perhaps, but I have no  
idea how far that technology has progressed, or whether it's  
economically feasible to even invest in research and development.

Leon

On Feb 2, 2008, at 2/2/085:24 PM, Cass Silva wrote:

> Hi Leon,
>   I was wondering if you would know if WE now have the technology  
> to project Holograms?  I am asking this question as I recently saw  
> Prince Phillip projected as a Hologram.  If this is the case, then  
> would it be possible to project a hologram into the skies in the  
> image of a christ or whatever, and not that I want to start a riot  
> here over 911 but would you know if there is any possibility that  
> the planes we saw were holograms and if so, would they have had the  
> capacity to knock out the towers?
>
>   Cass