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Robert Rines

04.11.09

Rines inventions has also become crucial parts of the navigation system long distance, where seagoing vessels and aircraft are located by determining the time difference between pulsed radio transmissions from two stations.

While his inventions are obvious and important medical and military applications, they have also led to some remarkable images from the depths of Loch Ness, produced by sonar and underwater cameras. Rines argued that they showed evidence of the existence of an enormous beast, perhaps a plesiosaur, a reptile believed to have disappeared with the dinosaurs there are 65 million years.

"It's a ridiculous idea," Rines admitted in 2000. "If I did not trust the people to whom I spoke, and our evidence, I'd say I'm crazy. I may not be able to prove, but I know there was a plesiosaur in Loch Ness, because I saw it. "

Rines was epiphany occurred at June 23, 1972, when he had spotted the creature while he was attending a tea party on the shores of the loch near Inverness with his first wife, Carol, and two friends.Spotting a strange shape moving through the water, he grabbed a telescope and through it saw "a bump, large dark, covered ... with rough, mottled skin, like an elephant. "

Source: Telegraph.co.uk