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"What China is building is a solar array that can absorb that sun's power. And then you beam that radio wave down to Earth back into electricity. In a millisecond, they could turn it into a directed energy weapon to destroy us."

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UAP James1 年前

@ShawnRyanShow “We are on a race to figure out how we can harness this reality of our physical universe. It could mean future generations of people come back to us in time travel.” 👀

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Nuclear power is no longer the future; it’s the present. Get exposure to cutting-edge nuclear companies poised to lead the charge in safe, efficient, and low-carbon energy production. Consider $NUKZ for your gateway to sustainable energy investments.

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Vinny🇺🇸🪖🐊1 年前

@ShawnRyanShow Seems like a convinent way to set an island or ocean front city on fire

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Scott Firsing, PhD1 年前

@ShawnRyanShow Counterspace capabilities—technologies and strategies designed to protect, deter, or counter threats to space assets—are essential for maintaining a nation’s strategic edge.

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noise to signal1 年前

@ShawnRyanShow I can't figure out the logistics here. power and Antennas, radio frequencies and propagation losses, scope. What kind of weapon? how do you turn radio wave into electricity?

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Dr. Julie Gurner1 年前

@ShawnRyanShow Honestly they are so far ahead of us, it's unreal. We just kick back telling stories while they get stuff done.

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JacKsoNiaN1 年前

@ShawnRyanShow Shawn Ryan’s podcast is really late to what’s going on lol

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Trey1 年前

@ShawnRyanShow This is mind blowing

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BreakerBreaker191 年前

@ShawnRyanShow We already have DEW. Look at Maui. CA. Wake up Sean.

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Malum Superate1 年前

@ShawnRyanShow “Is building” or has built ??🤔 Basically, Hawaii and other US cities

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Electron Wrangler ⚡️🧲💡🇺🇸1 年前

@ShawnRyanShow Sounds like it needs to have an "accident"

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