electronic fog

English

Noun

electronic fog (countable and uncountable, plural electronic fogs)

  1. (sciences) A phenomenon that is theorized to be produced when electromagnetic fields overlap, resulting in the appearance of an unexplained grayish mist, which clings to and travels alongside a plane or vessel, and causes all electronic instruments to fail.

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