Lahaina Burns
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That would be a lot of digging! Not sure its even possible, as the deepest hole ever dug (the Kola super deep) is only 12,262m. So they say.
I have heard some flat earthers say that's because there is a firmament below us as well as above, and you cant get through it.
I can neither confirm or deny these claims though. But glad my hot tub is looking cleaner and its liner is blue so should be safe from bidens lazers!
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you cant dig yourself out of a hole.
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stop digging stop digging, The blueprint is upside down.
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High powered anti-missile lasers have been in development and known about in the public domain for at least the last 10 years.
Why does some kook on the internet get to post about it 9 years later and they get credit for "creating" a conspiracy that later proves to be true?
SpaceX currently has about 9,000 lasers on it's satellites for satellite to satellite connectivity, and it's aiming system is so accurate it achieves an uptime in excess of 99%. They've proven reliable to distances up to 5,400km.
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Why does some kook on the internet get to post about it 9 years later and they get credit for "creating" a conspiracy that later proves to be true?
SpaceX currently has about 9,000 lasers on it's satellites for satellite to satellite connectivity, and it's aiming system is so accurate it achieves an uptime in excess of 99%. They've proven reliable to distances up to 5,400km.
AN/SEQ-3 Laser Weapon System - Wikipedia
Starlink's Laser System Is Beaming 42 Million GB of Data Per Day
A SpaceX engineer details how the company is using a fleet of 9,000 lasers over the Starlink constellation to deliver high-speed internet across the globe.
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So DEW's do exist? Or they dont exist? I cant keep track with you non conspiracy folks. They only exist when you folks say they do?
Pssstt, You might want to tell some of your "non-conspiracy theory" friends, they are falling behind.
Pssstt, You might want to tell some of your "non-conspiracy theory" friends, they are falling behind.
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DEW's have been around for a long time, the "DEW" terminology is the new part, and "DEW" could encompass a wide variety of technologies. One of the first one's were LRAD's used for crowd, riot, and anti-pirate control. LRAD's have shown recorded use in at least the year 2000.
This is the laser I was originally looking for, it's a chemical laser first tested in 2007 and mounted to a Boeing 747. The original intent was to use it to destroy inbound enemy missiles. The technology has been around for years now.
A lab in the UK is currently building a PetaWatt class laser that will be operational in about 2030, we're talking enough energy here to (hopefully) kick off Nuclear Fusion reactions.
The question at hand is whether these lasers exist in space on a satellite, and would someone risk letting the world know they have one to set Hawaii on fire, when a simple arsonist could do the same task? I think the answer to the first question is yes, I'd be surprised if the US doesn't have high powered lasers in space. I'm still not in any way shape or form convinced though that a space laser started those fires.
Long-range acoustic device - Wikipedia
Boeing YAL-1 - Wikipedia
Why the world's most powerful lasers could unlock secrets of the cosmos
They are the most intense lasers ever built, and their beams are helping scientists probe the fabric of the Universe.
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But he is. Because it’s part of the planDEW's have been around for a long time, the "DEW" terminology is the new part, and "DEW" could encompass a wide variety of technologies. One of the first one's were LRAD's used for crowd, riot, and anti-pirate control. LRAD's have shown recorded use in at least the year 2000.
This is the laser I was originally looking for, it's a chemical laser first tested in 2007 and mounted to a Boeing 747. The original intent was to use it to destroy inbound enemy missiles. The technology has been around for years now.
A lab in the UK is currently building a PetaWatt class laser that will be operational in about 2030, we're talking enough energy here to (hopefully) kick off Nuclear Fusion reactions.
The question at hand is whether these lasers exist in space on a satellite, and would someone risk letting the world know they have one to set Hawaii on fire, when a simple arsonist could do the same task? I think the answer to the first question is yes, I'd be surprised if the US doesn't have high powered lasers in space. I'm still not in any way shape or form convinced though that a space laser started those fires.
Long-range acoustic device - Wikipedia
Boeing YAL-1 - Wikipedia
Why the world's most powerful lasers could unlock secrets of the cosmos
They are the most intense lasers ever built, and their beams are helping scientists probe the fabric of the Universe.
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Dragonfire was unveiled to the public in 2017. it's ground based.
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Dragonfire Laser Achieves Speed of Light Hit on Aerial Target
Footage released by the UK Ministry of Defense shows the Dragonfire laser being utilized to score a direct hit against an aerial target. This monumental use of the weapon system, which was first introduced to the public in 2017, could be one of the first laser directed-energy weapon systems...
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We know that they are being developed and refined for military use. We also know the US’s new aircraft carrier they are building will be outfitted with laser tech for defensive purposes. The UK’s new 6th Gen fighter jet will be solely laser based offensive/defensive weaponry on board. What we don’t believe is the US used space lasers to start a fire in Lahaina. Like it has been said much earlier they could have just used a match and drawn zero attention to themselves. As it turns out officials investigating have found it was likely caused by downed power lines sparking in 86 mph winds that day. One only has to ask them selfs what gain is there to be caught shooting a laser to start a fire and burn an entire town. If it was proven there would be mass bedlam that would make the Jan 6 insurrection look like a 6 yr olds birthday party.
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Who would have thought something as simple as blue paint on missiles will render someones laser defense system as useless. You never see missiles painted blue someone should let them know about this blue paint.
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The gain would be a land grab, burn the locals out. I bet most do not have insurance and can't afford to rebuild. Developer will come in buy at pennies on the dollar and build a billion dollar resort or vacation properties for the elites.
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the problem or good thing depending on your perspective, when it comes to attributing every significant event to some larger plan is that said plan can't be proven or disproven. it's far easier on the brain to accept and requires zero critical thinking to make that claim as opposed to providing actual evidence to support it. as the saying goes, extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.
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