Duncan Lunan
Scottish aerospace engineer and writer who proposed in 1973 that 1920s long-delayed radio echoes encoded a 13,000-year-old alien star map pointing to Epsilon Boötis, an interpretation he later publicly retracted.
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Duncan Lunan served as the basis for Black Knight Satellite Claim — Lunan's 1973 star-map interpretation, which he later publicly retracted.
People
- Nikola Tesla1856-1943
Duncan Lunan is based on Nikola Tesla — Lunan's analysis used the 1920s long-delayed-echo radio phenomenon later also retroactively linked to Tesla's earlier experiments.