“impression of ultimate feline reality.”

art, photography — Luisa @ 5:22 am

Astral Cat! saw this in the Fortean Times today!

David Starr Jordan, president of Stanford University, published an article in Popular Science Monthly describing the discovery of a new form of photography that he called Sympsychography. Starr explained that it allowed invisible brain waves to be made visible on a photographic plate — similar to the way in which invisible X rays produce an image on a photographic plate.

The first test of sympsychography, Starr wrote, had been conducted by Cameron Lee, who burned an image of a cat onto a photographic plate merely by thinking of a cat. The Astral Camera Club, which met on April 1, then took the concept one step further. Seven of its members simultaneously concentrated their minds on a photographic plate while thinking of a cat. What emerged was not one man’s image of a cat, but rather a joint “impression of ultimate feline reality.”

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2 Comments »

  1. This is UN-believable! I’m so inspired right now.

    Comment by Giuliano — October 25, 2009 @ 4:03 pm
  2. OMG I LOVE IT!

    Comment by Pedro — October 26, 2009 @ 9:55 am

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