>>19349357 pb

>That actually makes more sense. I wouldnt discount that. This isn't a UAV or some obvious satellite that can be easily traced back. this, if it's a weapon is something else.

why not a surfaced based device that can selectively heat large regions of the atmosphere, and create a well-defined bubble of air in the shape of a lens with a significantly altered refractive index, in essence, a giant magnifying glass in the upper atmosphere made of air.

gee…. if we just had a technology that can precisely heat specific regions of the atmosphere………..

>>19349384

>What about just plain arson?

well, the simplest method is always the most likely

KISS

first law of engineering

anon was just spitballing high tech alternative to "muh satellite lasers"

>>19349395

>there is a shitload of it in the atmosphere because of the tonga incident.

KEK…

water vapor is ALWAYS present in a more or less steady-state concentration maintained by evaporation/precipitation

>>19349392

>Like this shit?

no

>>19349411

and you think it just stayed there?

lmao….

>>19349422

before the EIGHTIES, when ronnie raygun threw open the doors of all the mental asylums

we got the senile sockpuppet to thank for that

among so much other evil

>>19349429

>>19349451

>They used microwave tech that caused the materials to lose their molecular cohesion.

put the comic books down

and step away from the keyboard

>>19349431

>Then there was this in feb

any fires in feb?

or were they just LIDAR experiments?

or some other scientific measurement exp?

>>19349481

>for how much time, i wonder

>decades, centuries or even millenia?

well, since sci and tech build upon sci and tech, the progress should be exponential.

in the 60 yrs from 1900 to 1960 we went from horse and steam powered agrarian economy

to SR-71 blackbird, transistors, computers, and telecomm satellites

it the 60 yrs from 1960 to now what developments have we got? iphones, selfies, facebook, and striped toothpaste?

you can't begin to imagine what has been suppressed

>>19349543

>half of your post is true.

you said nothing about the other half

interdasting

>>19349571

>nothing of value lost

>>19349572

>Let's dive into the other half. I'm not shy. I'm here to break everything.

GFY trannyanime

your half-assed drivel glows with a unique and easily identifiable spectra

>>19349577

a student is taught in accord with their worthiness to learn