Anyone have a link that reports on this "Angel's Glow" before this article about the 2001 Sci fair project?
I find nothing.
Are we sure they didn't make it up that "Angel's Glow" ever existed?
I can't find any reference, everything seems to loop.
Clever if true, make up a legend to fit some loose facts.
The whole idea is a bit crazy, glowing soldiers living longer. But once you accept that as 'fact' a convoluted idea around hypothermia, worms and glowing seems less crazy.
[edit] Searching old newspapers and academia "fake", nothing before 2000.
Shiloh National Military Park agrees - https://www.facebook.com/ShilohNMP/posts/567566540000003:0
It's a bit of a no brainer, but their hack is what's interesting, make up a legend to "solve", love it.
And it's interest how people blindly believe it, even though it's so so convoluted. Then the loop starts and it becomes fact.
I find nothing.
Are we sure they didn't make it up that "Angel's Glow" ever existed?
I can't find any reference, everything seems to loop.
Clever if true, make up a legend to fit some loose facts.
The whole idea is a bit crazy, glowing soldiers living longer. But once you accept that as 'fact' a convoluted idea around hypothermia, worms and glowing seems less crazy.
[edit] Searching old newspapers and academia "fake", nothing before 2000.
Shiloh National Military Park agrees - https://www.facebook.com/ShilohNMP/posts/567566540000003:0
It's a bit of a no brainer, but their hack is what's interesting, make up a legend to "solve", love it.
And it's interest how people blindly believe it, even though it's so so convoluted. Then the loop starts and it becomes fact.