LASER CATZ DID IT

ohhhhhh emmm geeeeee

THOSE TEK SCREWS HAVE SO MUCH SHEAR STRENGTH I BET

Didnt even look like it had that chevron channeling

But kitties though

Just a wide flange beam, MC and C channel are for smaller bridges but you get the concept

Someone put plywood under that one and pocketed the money

>live in california

>believe the DEW shill nonsense

>put mirrors on roof

ever been to petco park?

San diego?

MY HOUSE IS SAFE FROM DEW

I bet its hot as fuck in that house...

500 year roof

Solution: Reflect the laser shit back at the satellites.

problem solved.

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Brietbart is literally a meme site.

Kek

@PenSHITLORD
Any links on those concepts of inverse square and cooling to add meat to this laser rebuttal process?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inverse-square_law

Basically the further the distance from the source the wider the area of the beam and the less energy per area, so you have to compensate with power if you want to burn shit through an atmosphere of water from space

And the beam would be huge, like...entire fields huge

Entire cities huge

But lets say you do have a huge fucking laser

And a huge fucking powersource

OK. This must be high up in the scroll if I missed it.

You still have to cool it, and that's not simple in space due to the fact convection does not take place in space because there are not enough molecules to transfer heat from the device to the environment.

Could an airplane house a cooling system?

Hell no, not the kind you'd need to shoot a laser like that from space.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boeing_YAL-1

Israel has a 'DEW'

No not from space.

It's literally a building

A huge building

Signifigant difference in flying a 747 around and a satellite from space.

Yeah no shit