In the excerpt below you can hear Elena’s answer, which basically boils down to the bad mix of the torsion fields that are produced by many spaceships and Earth electronic equipment.
How convenient.
She adds that no such problems would exist in Earth-made spaceships like those from the Secret Space Programs and the Haunebu from the Dark Fleet, for instance.
So why do those not exist?
Also, I am actually German, and I have no idea what “Haunebu” could be. Granted, it could be the kind of weird acronyms the Nazis loved like Gestapo.
When Miyoko asked if these people from other worlds also make photographs of precious moments, Elena answered that they tend to use holographic devices, that while recording look like our cameras, but instead of watching them on a screen or in a photobook, they are holographically projected. It is stored in a 3D fashion.
Those make for cool science-fiction visuals, but they do not really work in real life for various reasons.
If I understand it correctly, our electronic equipment has a hard time dealing with these torsion fields. This would imply that it would be possible to make photographs of places outside of these torsion fields, like on planets. Elena also said that this extraterrestrial holographic technology can be used anywhere; so when the time is right we can expect to see this device on Earth too, perhaps showing her in between Thor Han and Ea
But of course, the time will always continue to approach ripeness at infinitum, but never reach it…
PS:
imageElectronic equipment doesn’t seem to work amidst torsion fields in spaceships (Grok illustration)
Would it truly been so hard to MS Paint a white rectangle onto a photo of a phone yourself, or to find an already existing stock image of someone holding a glitched mobile phone? But no, you lazy cheapskates pointlessly used wasteful leechware - and Elon’s Nazibot to boot! You truly are contemptibly pathetic!