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VEHICLE RECOGNITION angle is shown as for position (1), but orientation of the streamers with respect to the ring plane has been changed. Instead of the streamers being placed in the ring plane when the vehicle is in an attitude of zero degrees with respect to the ring plane, the streamers are now placed there with a different body attitude. To attain this condition, the vehicle first must be rolled clockwise 90 degrees. In this position, the streamers shoot up and out of the ring plane. To get them back in, the tail end must be lowered so that the body is inclined 15 degrees to the ring plane. When this is done, streamers are made to flow into the ring plane. Vehicle countenance in flight attitudes portrayed by positions (1) and (2) poses different identity situations. For example in flight attitude (1), a vehicle virtually would be unrecognizable when following in the dense wake of another. However, when a new ring is being formed, in a polar-oriented view the ring will assume a cut-off appearance commensurate with the orbital skew angle. Thereby, identity readily is established. For either of these two situations, Plate 28 illustrates that an equatorial view alone will provide little cognitive assistance. In flight attitude (2), vehicle presence is fairly easy to establish. The reason is that the nose protrudes slightly beyond the location of the furthest-forward trailing streamer. Though little of the body can be seen in a top view, a partial revelation does not mean that the rest is not there. In the equatorial view of Plate 28, a vehicle exhibits a large profile when in the attitude of position (2). Therefore, one could think that detection might be easy. Unfortunately, cloudiness from lateral body emissions tends to hide everything. Nonetheless, mere identity of a single recurring feature, such as the nose, may lead to observation of other new features and modes of operation. Possible new features and modes of operation are offered for consideration in Plates 29 and 30. Both plates contain close-ups of Saturn, and attract attention mainly because of their being dramatically colorful. Order in the color patterns prompts examination for potential latent information. In Plate 29, a dark-blue latitudinal stripe in Saturn's atmosphere emanates from an object identifiable as a probable electromagnetic vehicle component. Located at the upper left edge of the picture, this object is found surrounded by an azure-blue glow. Emission character, shape and positional attitude suggest the presence of an electromagnetic vehicle, only the extreme end of which is observable. Atop the object, stubby emissions point outward at angles slightly different from one another. These different pointing angles impute an underlying curved surface. Surface curvature further is confirmed by a circular 53
RINGMAKERS OF SATURN Plate 29: A dark blue latitudinal stripe in Saturn's atmosphere emanates from an object identifiable as a probable electromagnetic vehicle component. orifice which appears elliptical because of being viewed sideways as well as frontally. Between the orifice and stubby emissions, a section transitional to a larger body diameter is consistent with diverse emission pointing angles. A small toroid located at the base of the exhaust orifice attests to the electromagnetic character of the immediate locality. Below the toroid and orifice, a hose-like appendage or tongue projects longitudinally. Adjacent to the toroid, two arched azure-blue plumes are emitted from the tongue surface. These plumes contribute to the regional glow. Further down, plume generation becomes quite profuse and enlarges the glow. At the edge of the azureblue region, plumes can be seen to braid and knit themselves into a tight mass. This mass, which forms a long continuum of the tongue, appears as a stripe in Saturn's outer atmosphere. The stripe is placed longitudinally whereas the body's longitudinal axis is displaced considerably from the latitudinal. Attitude adjustment to accommodate placement of exiting matter is typical for electromagnetic vehicles (Plates 18 and 28). Indications are that the object pictured probably is the exposed nose of an electromagnetic vehicle. 54
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Frontispiece: A spectacular pattern
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© Norman R. Bergrun 1986 All right
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The Author NORMAN BERGRUN Executive
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PREFACE with a microscope having re
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Contents Part I IMPEDIMENTS TO PROG
Page 15 and 16: CHAPTER 1 Puzzlements of Saturn Sat
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Page 19 and 20: ACCLIMATION TO HUGE IMMENSITY TABLE
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Page 25 and 26: PART II THE SATURN STRONGHOLD
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Page 29 and 30: RINGMAKERS OF SATURN the length of
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Page 35 and 36: RINGMAKERS OF SATURN imaginary line
Page 37 and 38: CHAPTER 4 Electromagnetic Vehicles
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Page 45 and 46: CHAPTER 5 A Massive Display of Powe
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Page 99 and 100: CHAPTER 11 A Perspective Existence
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Appendix Equating a "body having ph
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Bibliography* Books David Morrison,
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BIBLIOGRAPHY Richard A. Kerr, 'Plan
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BIBLIOGRAPHY (13) M. H. Acuna and N
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San Jose Mercury News BIBLIOGRAPHY
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