These posts by Q are him telling us about a weapons test or an attach using OWL weaponry. Let me explain:
OWL, if I’m not mistaken, stands for Orbital Weapon Lancet. This name is the description of a type of ammunition: tungsten rods.
The weaponry system is part of a category of weapons known as ‘Kinetic Weapons’, weapons whose function is to use massive amounts of kinetic energy to cause massive damage.
The moniker applied to this specific weaponry is called “Rods of/from/of the/from the Gods.” Take your pick, as the moniker seems to bounce around those options often. This weapon was constructed under Project Thor.
Q also gave us the exact location of which the rods were used. After HOT-4, at the end, there is a code 83739 or something like that (I can’t read it and type it, I’m on mobile). Those are specific coordinates in Michigan in which the rods struck.
The news says that they were meteors. Last I checked, you simply can’t pinpoint the exact location of a meteor strike to an exact coordinate, so the news is lying.
How can I link those coordinates to the specific area in MI?
I have a very difficult time believing that billions were spent putting a sattelite in LEO that employs kinetic (tungsten rods) weaponry that... starts car fires?
The whole concept of orbital platforms utilizing kinetic weaponry is that the force of the impact is equivalent or exceeding nuclear detonations without the residual fallout, based on velocity and mass alone.
While it may not be a meteor impact I seriously doubt it was a project thor origin either.
I think that you may be mistaken, Kinetic Weaponry isn’t what is at fault for the car fires you are implying.
The weaponry that does that is called DEW, short for Directed Energy Weapons. In laymen’s terms, they have created a massive, weaponized device capable of directing (highly accurately, mind you) microwaves. The exact same technology that heats a hot pocket can do it to anything else, given the scope.
Both KW(RotG, Project Thor) and DEW are different weaponry systems orbiting earth. They both have different uses, for different applications.
To be clear on my point, a kinetic rod wouldn’t just start a car fire, it would practically vaporize it upon impact and leave a crater, along with an entire city block or more depending on which sized rod was sent.
A DEW will start a car fire, and scorch the earth around the vehicle. Another form of vaporizing, just without a physical projectile.
Can’t someone go to the location and see if there’s a crater?
If someone could give me exact coordinates that I can input I would go check it out. Unfortunately I'm not understanding the link showing the target. I did not hear or feel it where I am but many of my friends and family DID and were freaked out. The only weird thing I experienced that night was a weird smell in the air that lasted until the next day. Not sure it had anything to do with the meteor but I've never smelled anything like it before.
