The Same Four Numbers: Lighthouse Readings Across 80 Years
The Same Four Numbers: Lighthouse Readings Across 80 Years
A single atmospheric reading - barometric pressure 29.14 - appears on a 1941 lighthouse service card and then, eighty years later, on a retired engineer’s battery-powered weather station at 3:40 a.m.; the two entries match exactly, on different instruments, in different centuries, with no known physical connection. How did the same four numbers travel across time between a keeper’s hidden notes and a modern digital sensor?
In this episode, we present the documented records and physical evidence uncovered at Portaveil Point and follow…
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