Damn!!! This might make people that don't believe Direct Energy Weapons exist change their minds!!😳👇🏼

Lasers are nothing new. Now show the massive power cord hooked to that handle. They still need huge amounts of power and that's a fact.

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@HarperLee6557 Just like at Lahaina and Pacific Palisades.

@Ames2420 That actually is NOT a direct energy weapon. Thats obviously powered from the stare my Wife gives me when I say something stupid!

I have a handheld laser that, if turned on and pointed straight up, ISS astronauts could see it if they passed EXACTLY overhead. Lights matches at 200 feet. Needs safety glasses or you will be blinded. Just a quick accidental sweep over someone's eyes could blind them. NOT A TOY

Notice the "blue" backing so the lazer doesn't keep going... Remember Biden saying the "blue" roof comment about Lahania?

@MomOfPearl13 The wind is the key. I can tell you in Florida, with Hurricane Milton, they were trying to get the hurricane to go to Tampa. But the storm moved to fast and went in below. Then there were tornadoes all across the state. They are messing with the wind to create these disasters.

I'm 40. Sometime in junior high or highschool I watched something (future weapons maybe) that had a laser mounted in the nose of a plane (c130, 737,777?) said they could target and shoot missiles out of the sky. Over 20 years ago...

Does that run off of AA batteries?

One thing I wish they would have done was shoot at the vegetation. One of the main arguments that energy weapons (EW) are being used is that the plant life seems to be undisturbed. If it burns the grass/tree, it’s likely not an EW. 🤔🤷🏽‍♂️ I did notice that the back stop for cutting the first steel was blue. However, I could not tell if the laser had any impact on it.

“Gee, I wonder if that could start a fire? Eh, probably not…”