Hypothetically: Sonar on lottery drawing...

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Stack47 — Thu, 03 Mar 2011 03:45:51 GMT

The lottery terminals usually close betting at least 5 minutes before the drawing so there is no way to make a bet based on your sonar information.

However there is still a chance you can use your sonar on a roulette wheel. The good news is it could be used to clock a roulette wheel projecting where the ball should land!

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pumpi76 — Wed, 02 Mar 2011 14:01:37 GMT

i was saying that you could use sonar on lottery drawings micro second per microsecond sort of map out everything write an equation for it and win the lottery....

similar to what bats do...

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JosephusMinimus — Wed, 02 Mar 2011 12:15:04 GMT

Pumpi: They're mapping the surface details of a mountain range in Antarctica under a mile of ice. Remote sensing technology has come a long way.

Probably remote sensing a lottery draw is possible somehow. But once done you'd have a remote sensed lottery draw. An equation for it might tell a lot about something. But it mightn't justify the trouble of doing it.

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Guru101 — Wed, 02 Mar 2011 03:37:42 GMT

I'm not sure if there's any scientific back in this, but how would this help oneself in winning the lottery

Hypothetically: Sonar on lottery drawing...

pumpi76 — Tue, 01 Mar 2011 23:59:38 GMT

Hypothetically speaking you could use Sonar on lottery drawing...The wave send on sonar it bounces back when it hits something solid and it bounces back, there are several type of signal waves that do the same i think i am not sure but i think there are some waves that go through solid objects and hit something at a specified distance similar to those machines they use to listen on secret conversations that can go through walls supposedly but i dont know much about the subject...

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