Is China Linked To Maui Attack?
BuzWeaver reports that Japan’s monstrous Subaru Telescope, operating from Hawaii, captured the moment a Chinese satellite fired laser beams all over the Mauna Kea volcano.
BuzWeaver says the attack, which came earlier this year during the Chinese spy balloon incident, has U.S. experts concerned. He says it was an obvious test run of something by the CCP, but what it actually was has not been determined.
A World News headline after the incident read: “Laser Focus: A Chinese satellite gathering intel for Pearl Harbor-style hypersonic missile attack, by using green lasers, claim experts.” Fast forward to mid-August and we get the unusual Maui direct-energy attack. Is there a connection? The evidence is mounting! Here’s more from The Lost History Channel TKTC.
Space might not be the final frontier, but it is the next. Parts of our Earth are just as alien to us as the deepest parts of space and, at times, it might be easier to uncover the mystery of the cosmos than our own world.
Finnish astrophotographer J.P. Metsavainio took it to the extreme, creating a mosaic of the Milky Way Galaxy, a 12-year project to collect sufficient data. Total exposure time used was about 1,250 hours between 2009 and 2021. The final photo is about 100,000 pixels wide, including 234 individual mosaic panels stitched together and 1,7 gigapixels. Here’s more on the project with BuzWeaver from The Lost History Channel TKTC.