Re: Question: Curious Laser Beam

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From: Robert Fung
Date: Thu, 15 Aug 1996 00:00

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Thorsten Franz wrote:
> when I was sitting in my living room tonight, a spot of red light (at
> most one inch in diameter) appeared on the wall and wandered over it,

    This is my personal opinion:

	1) Laser beams entering your windows is dangerous 
           to your health. Contact the police.
 
        2) Someone may be testing a laser eavesdropping device.
	   There are lots of science project books on how to make 
           them.

	3) Some officers just appear to be "lazy". 

	4) Don't panic.

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Subject: Re: Question: Curious Laser Beam
Date: 1996/08/15
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