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Why the Navy Uses "Thermal Inversions" to Hide Entire Strike Groups

How does a 97,000-ton aircraft carrier like the USS Abraham Lincoln vanish from radar without using stealth coating or electronic jamming? In this documentary-style breakdown, we explore the incredible physics of Thermal Inversions—the atmospheric weapon that allows the United States Navy to hide entire strike groups in plain sight. Most people assume radar and light travel in straight lines, but the Navy knows better. By exploiting temperature gradients and humidity, they create a "stealth corridor" where radar waves curve toward the ocean instead of hitting their target. In this video, we decode: The science of refraction and atmospheric ducting. How the USS Abraham Lincoln uses meteorological teams to engineer invisibility. Why "high school physics" is the ultimate tool in modern naval warfare. Real-world examples of NATO exercises where fleets became "ghosts." The atmosphere isn't just weather—it’s a weapon. If you want to understand how the US Navy stays dominant by manipulating the very air around them, this video is for you.