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1910, Sir John Ambrose Fleming, The Principles of Electric Wave Telegraphy‎, 2 edition, New York, page 825:
There appears to be at almost all times something in the terrestrial atmosphere which acts towards long electric waves as mist or fog acts towards light. Also just as there are occasionally for vision exceptionally clear atmospheric conditions in which distant objects stand out sharply on the horizon, so there are times when radiotelegraphic waves seem to be propagated with very little loss, and ships or stations whose normal range of communication is 200 miles or so send or receive 1000 miles or more. If this want of transparency to long electric waves is due to electrons in the atmosphere we may perhaps speak of the cause of the obstruction as an electronic fog.

1980, United States. National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Scientific and Technical Information Office, United States. National Aeronautics and Space Administration Scientific and Technical Information Branch, United States. National Aeronautics and Space Administration, NASA Technical Paper‎, National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Scientific and Technical Information Office, page 2:
The study was conducted in a fixed-base simulator configured to simulate a 727-type aircraft. A full-color, 900:1 scale (Redifon) model board background scene, including electronic fog, was used. The HUD symbology was optically superimposed on the visual scene monitor and was carefully aligned daily with the external scene. The electronic fog was also calibrated daily; nevertheless, there were slight variations in the fog ceiling from day to day.

1987, Air Force Association, Air Force Magazine‎, volume 70, Air Force Association, page 65:
Individual airplanes in the tactical fleet would go into battle with some countermeasures on board: jammers good enough to set up a local electronic fog, chaff to foil radars, and flares to counter threats from the infrared portion of the electromagnetic spectrum.

2005, Rob MacGregor, Bruce Gernon, The Fog: A Never Before Published Theory of the Bermuda Triangle Phenomenon‎, illustrated edition, Llewellyn Publications, →ISBN:
MacGregor also has researched anomalous phenomena for many of his books, including seven Indiana Jones sagas and two remote viewing novels. He resides in sourthern Florida. Bruce Gernon has made numerous appearances on documentaries featuring the Bermuda Triangle. He is an instrument-rated flight instructor and real estate broker, and has flown extensively in the Caribbean. Gernon has written about his experience for FATE magazine and will be featured on an NBC program on the Bermuda Triangle this fall. He receives frequent e-mail inquiries from all over the world regarding his experience with ‘electronic fog’ - a never-before-published, experience-based theory on the Bermuda Triangle mystery.

2006 November 15, Marie D. Jones, PSIence: How New Discoveries in Quantum Physics and New Science May Explain the Mysteries of Paranormal Phenomenom‎, Red Wheel/Weiser, →ISBN:
Gernon described it as “entering an electronic fog,” where the air outside took on a dull, gray-white haze and no sign of the ocean, horizon, or sky was visible. He approximated they were in this fog for 3 minutes before the radar controller radioed back that he had an aircraft directly over Miami Beach moving west.

2007 December 18, Mark Eberhart, Why Things Break: Understanding the World By the Way It Comes Apart‎, Crown, →ISBN, page 234:
Move up or down, backward or forward and, as if you were descending through a cloudbank, the fog diminshes. Alternatively, move toward one of the nuclei, and the electronic fog engulfing you becomes denser. Follow the path to the nucleus along which the electronic fog is densest and you are moving along the bond.

2011 March 14, Paul Dale Roberts, Shannon McCabe, “The Devils Triangle and That Mysterious Fog 241246”, in H.P.I. Chronicles‎, volume 1, Lulu.com, →ISBN, page 246:
To get to the bottom of this mystery, we need to do laboratory experiments to see if we can recreate electronic fog by the force of magnetic energy. And with this experiment to see if there is a disturbance in the space/time continuum. I believe the fog and mist has something to do with paranormal anomalies of time slips or dimensional slips. I am not a scientist, it's just a hunch.

2011 May 25, L.D Jacobson, Anomalies‎, Lulu.com, →ISBN:
"How is that possible?" Laurie asked. "I have no idea," Ben said. "It also says the atmospheric conditions that day were NOT right for a fog, so there shouldn't have been one anyway." "So why is it called an electronic fog?" "I guess because it messed with the planes electronics equipment and probably looked gray like a fog would."

2012 January 3, Geo. R. Fox, The Electronic Wall‎, eStar Books, →ISBN:
We found that they blanketed us with the electronic fog and rendered it opaque, as a matter of kindness; that we might not be fear-smitten and worried. They knew our psychology; as we did not see the earth fall away beneath us, when it did come into view it seemed unreal and we regarded it as an hallucination, or a part of a bad dream. Likewise, our being gathered to hear the Voice, was psychological. It made us receptive to hypnotic suggestion.

2012, Linda A. Cadose, “Electromagnetism and the Bermuda Triangle”, in The Underwater Pyramid in the Bermuda Triangle‎, AuthorHouse, →ISBN, page 40:
Cliff said, “I agree with you, Kyle. I don't believe in the more fantastic tales of UFOs and time warps. However strange things have been reported in the Bermuda Triangle, but they always involve a failure of electrical or electronic equipment. There are also reports by many pilots of electronic fog, which is described as being as thick as eggnog. If you're in an electronic fog, your compass does not work, and your gyroscope spins.”

2013 November 7, Richard Hammond, Richard Hammond's Great Mysteries of the World‎, Random House, →ISBN:
if the fog does exist, does it cause people to lose their way, ships to sink and planes to crash into the sea? Or does it hold some other weird secret? The electronic fog theory lingers on. . .

2013, Jane Bingham, “Disappearing Crews”, in The Bermuda Triangle‎, illustrated edition, Heinemann-Raintree Library, →ISBN, page 16:
AN “ELECTRONIC FOG” The plane was surrounded by a grayish haze. All of Gernon's navigation instruments (electronic tools to help him find his way) had failed, and his compass was spinning gently, even though he was flying straight. Desperately, he contacted the communication tower to find out his position, but no one could locate him. The plane seemed to be lost inside an electronic fog.

2016 August 29, Christopher R. Fee, Jeffrey B. Webb, American Myths, Legends, and Tall Tales: An Encyclopedia of American Folklore ‎, illustrated edition, Bloomsbury Publishing USA, →ISBN, page 105:
He claims that "electronic fog" was the reason for the magnetic navigational instruments to malfunction in his plane and in all the vessels that had disappeared in this region, including Flight 19.

2017 May 20, Rob MacGregor, Trish MacGregor, Beyond Strange: True Tales of Alien Encounters and Paranormal Mysteries‎, Crossroad Press:
But the mysterious fog doesn't make appearances only in the Bermuda Triangle. The phenomenon, though rarely observed, is without borders. Clearly, electronic fog is beyond strange.

2017, Bruce Gernon, Rob MacGregor, Beyond the Bermuda Triangle: True Encounters with Electronic Fog, Missing Aircraft, and Time Warps‎, Red Wheel/Weiser, →ISBN:
Now I'm ready to explain that there is no Bermuda Triangle! Instead, there is a continuing mystery that has resulted in thousands of disappearances of crafts and loss of life over decades and centuries: a phenomenon I call electronic fog.

2017 October 8, Rob MacGregor, Bruce Gernon, Bermuda Triangle Legacy: Exploring Electronic Fog, Space/Time Warps & More‎, Crossroad Press:
For the most part, science has ignored electronic fog, relegating it to the realm of superstition or misidentification. Scientists are especially leery when they are told of the fog's connection with UFOs, levitation, time travel... and the Bermuda Triangle.

2018 December 6, Dr Duncan Carmichael, Younger for Longer: How You Can Slow the Ageing Process and Stay Healthy for Life‎, Little, Brown Book Group, →ISBN:
4. Electronic fog There are two types of electromagnetic radiation, otherwise known as electronic fog. The first is regarded as damaging, while the second although all around us is not yet recognised as problematic, and will likely take years to prove its harm. This fog is so prevalent, and the industries driving it so powerful, that it is worth mentioning.

2019 May 1, Marc Tyler Nobleman, “Section 1”, in Rescue in the Bermuda Triangle: An Isabel Soto Investigation‎, illustrated edition, Capstone, →ISBN, page 16:
“This fog came on quick.” “That reminds me of another theory. Electronic fog reportedly disrupts navigation equipment and can cause a ship to lose its bearings.” “But what causes the electronic fog?” “We don't know.”

2019 May 28, Mike Bara, The Triangle: The Truth Behind the World’s Most Enduring Mystery‎, SCB Distributors, →ISBN:
The KC-135 replied likewise that the B-52 simply did not show up either. This sounds suspiciously like the Bermuda Triangle's "electronic fog" rearing its ugly head again, but Lieutenant Payne brushed it aside and decided he would make the rendezvous visually.

2025 April 18, Kristy Shanahan, Glimpses into Other Worlds‎, Page Publishing Inc, →ISBN:
He reported that he experienced electric fog (also known as St. Elmo's fire or electronic fog), which can signal an impending thunderstorm or lightning strike.” He stated that his compass and electronic equipment malfunctioned. A changing electric field causes a magnetic field. So in the process of charging (or discharging), and "static" electric field radiates electromagnetic energy, which could affect the ship or plane's compass or electronics if great enough (a common complaint in Bermuda Triangle accounts).

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