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Is Starlink using lasers yet?
SpaceX's Starlink satellite internet service has confirmed that it is using laser satellites to provide Internet connectivity to several regions and updated its global coverage map. Nov 4, 2022
The service is currently being tested in Hawaii, and it is expected that it will be available to the public later this year. This is a game-changer for Hawaii, as it will allow its residents to access high-speed internet for the first time. This will open up a world of opportunities for the island state, from increased educational opportunities to improved telemedicine services.
originally posted by: incoserv
originally posted by: JamesChessman
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Which means that... nobody knew exactly where the lasers came from.
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Or more likely, they are lying through their teeth and intentionally obfuscating.
Were I a betting man, that's where I'd put my money.
originally posted by: nugget1
I recall a similar video shortly after the fires in Canada happened in sequence all at the same time.
If nothing gets said on the MSM it quickly fades from everyone's mind. Well, almost everyone's. ATS'ers are like anal-retentive pit bulls; we'll never let it go and drag this schitz up years later.
originally posted by: Zanti Misfit
a reply to: JamesChessman
Green Lasers Might have Fell From the Sky but they Did Not Cause the Fire Storm on Maui , On the Ground ARSON Did the Bidding..........
originally posted by: MisguidedAngel
originally posted by: nugget1
I recall a similar video shortly after the fires in Canada happened in sequence all at the same time.
If nothing gets said on the MSM it quickly fades from everyone's mind. Well, almost everyone's. ATS'ers are like anal-retentive pit bulls; we'll never let it go and drag this schitz up years later.
What fires in Canada are you talking about? It's a big country, lots of fires this year just curious, I wouldn't mind seeing the video
originally posted by: JamesChessman
The actual event was just a series of lasers, which shot down, from the sky, in about a second, which was recorded by the star-telescope.
The original vid from the space telescope:
I'm not seeing the different angles you talk about. The beams look more or less parallel to me, but I assume they are unlikely to be exactly parallel. My assumption is that Earth-facing satellites making measurements of the earth might keep their instruments pointed "down" where "down" means toward the center of the Earth.
originally posted by: JamesChessman
...Which might just be a result of SAME laser shots, looking DIFFERENT, because they were fired so close to the telescope, that its perspective, is creating all the different angles.
Phage made 4 posts on May 4 2023, so he survived the green lasers in January! Before that made a bunch of posts on Dec 16 2022 so he's posting rather infrequently these days.
originally posted by: stonerwilliam
If I remember correctly Phage lives on one of those islands has he checked in or posted recently ?
A China Long March 4C rocket launched the Daqi-1 mission on April 15, 2022, according to Rocket Launch. It is equipped with five remote sensing instruments, including atmospheric detection lidar, a high-precision polarization scanner, a multi-angle polarization imager, an ultraviolet hyperspectral atmospheric composition detector and wide-field imaging spectrometer to improve global carbon monitoring and atmospheric pollution monitoring.
However, the NAOJ’s website states that “Anthony J. Martino, a NASA scientist at the ICESat-2 team, and his colleagues led by Alvaro Ivanoff found that the laser lights were most likely from Daqi-1, a Chinese atmospheric environment monitoring satellite”.
Developed by the Shanghai Academy of Spaceflight Technology (SAST) and launched in April 2022, Daqi-1 is the world’s first satellite capable of detecting CO2 using lidar, according to SAST. Designed to work in a sun-synchronous orbit of 705km, SAST says the 2.6-tonne vehicle has five remote sensing instruments – atmospheric sounding lidar, high-precision polarisation scanner, multi-angle polarisation imager, ultraviolet hyperspectral atmospheric composition detector and a wide-range imaging spectrometer.
The actual event was just a series of lasers, which shot down, from the sky, in about a second, which was recorded by the star-telescope.
The original vid from the space telescope:
originally posted by: Ophiuchus1
Each pulse (blue +’s), of the basic illustrated example below, of the LiDAR would be a separate laser line……and at the high revolution speed of the sweep scan ….it would look like a wall of multiple green laser beams……when it’s actually one laser beam.
LiDAR Sweep scan using aircraft ……it would be the same sweep scan using a satellite with a green laser LiDAR system.
Chinese Daqi-1
If the U.S. isn’t claiming it…..then I’ll put my money on the Chinese…….
As for UFO’s and “advanced” Aliens…..not in the running…imo….why use what would be ancient laser tech to them.
Food for thought…
👽☕️🍩
originally posted by: JamesChessman
originally posted by: Zanti Misfit
a reply to: JamesChessman
Green Lasers Might have Fell From the Sky but they Did Not Cause the Fire Storm on Maui , On the Ground ARSON Did the Bidding..........
^I agree that there's no reason to think that the green lasers, have any connection to the wildfires. I was not even thinking of that, when I made the thread and vid.
Also, I wasn't following the news closely enough to hear about arson; I would have thought the fires were mainly just from the dry conditions, plus the recent heat wave.
(Funny enough, the heat wave... was ruining my car's functioning, but only during the specific weeks of the heat wave. So obviously, I know that it actually can have real-world effects, such as fires, and ruining cars, lol.)
...Allegations of arson kind of seems like looking for a scapegoat, which might not even exist, because the fires were probably inevitable, with the recent dryness and heat wave, I think.
By the way, wildfires are actually part of NATURE regulating itself occasionally. (But apparently it went completely out of control recently, so that's the problem that they lost control of it, but Hawaii is probably always going to have similar wildfires occasionally, as part of nature's cycles to burn away old brush, once every so often...)