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There is and perhaps segregation. There is also a suggestion of ruthlessness—selective ruthlessness. something of evasion, or secretiveness. All are attributes of intelligence The story is told—by C.F. Talman, in Realm of the Air—of a ship which was expected to arrive in New York in colonial days. One Sunday afternoon, after a violent storm she was floating in the air, every spar so clearly visible that there was no doubt about the identity of the image depicted in the sky. That was the last ever seen of her. Mr. Talman opines that this was a mirage, and that probably she had sprung a leak in the storm, and foundered before she got to port. Air too Cleared-up of Dust & etc. after Storm at Sea. Clouds Show Whole convoys Coming over Horizon, Not air. ESPECIALLY SUCH CLEARED AIR. We're in none to good a position to argue with the learned meteorologist. It may have beena mirage. Could be; but let's peer a bit closer. First of all, if the ship was seen so clearly, it should have been possible for seaside folk to note whether she was in distress. Nothing was said of that. No wreckage was reported, although she was admittedly close to shore, and we're familiar with that characteristic, too. Disappearance close to port, without a trace: and that's a repeating tale, along the Atlantic seaboard. Nothing was said about the image being upside down, which is a usual characteristic of mirages. And if so close as to make every spar recognizable, would not this be pretty close for a mirage? And, again, are mirages commonly noted right after a storm? Aren't they more likely in a time of stable weather when stratification of the atmosphere over water and land is possible? Tried that with XXXXX' & | on XXXXXXXXXXXXXX* and he ‘XXXXXXX' was drunk enough to slip out of the "Freeze" & He Made them know it in No uncertain terms. They put us down & Then unfroze the crew who to this day Do Not remember of it. THEY CAN'T. (Mr. M. was Chief Mate, "Hatteras" 1943) Perhi h "FIELD" Activity of NAVY D-E WHICH WAS CLOSE BY, (BEFORE) TESTING AN INVISIBILITY EXPIERIMENTAL "gadget." As sheer entertainment, little compares with the intrigue of the countless reports, verified, of the strange and instantaneous movement of persons from one place to another—distances of many many, miles. 1 Crossed out by Jemi 94 It is entirely within the realm of possibility that this ship was seen in the process of being levitated! Teleportation or Kidnapping?