certainly a lot of damage from a leaking pool, I would say....I think I agree with you. Looking forward for more opinions on this matter from real experts.
Directed Energy Weapons (DEW) are systems capable of discrete target selection that emit laser or Radio Frequency (RF) energy as the primary means to cause disruptive, damaging or destructive effects on equipment or facilities.
The vision of the UK Ministry of Defence (MOD) is to make Directed Energy Weapons a realistic choice for our armed forces, which can contribute a decisive edge and sustain strategic advantage. The MOD is currently investing in several high-value demonstrators, including DragonFire and several projects integrating both RF and laser-based systems onto military platforms. DASA is supporting the department’s efforts to understand the next steps necessary to develop and introduce Directed Energy Weapons into service across Land, Sea and Air domains.
Scope
This Innovation Focus Area is seeking proposals which present ideas to contribute to the first generation of deployed Directed Energy Weapons and help address departmental decisions as described above. We are interested in novel ideas to enhance the performance and/or reduce the size, mass and volume of the following system and sub system areas associated with laser and RF Directed Energy Weapons:
Laser and RF Source technology:
Amplifiers
Magnetrons
Fibre technology
Antenna design
System automation:
Target recognition
Aim-point selection
Target prioritisation
Engagement management
Advanced power and cooling technologies that can be ultimately integrated onto military platforms
Beam control
Fine pointing and tracking
Operation in adverse environmental conditions
Propagation
Target detection
Small non-cooperative targets
Battle Damage indication
Test and evaluation
The ability to characterise the effect achieved remotely and on small agile targets in real time.
Generic diagnostic tools and techniques for characterising the Directed Energy Weapon’s beam.
Successful suppliers will be asked to provide deliverables in the form of reports, presentations and/or demonstrations of innovations which should be detailed as part of the proposal. Collaboration is encouraged to allow for all factors to be considered during the projects, however, it is not mandatory.
Clarification
We are seeking proposals that:
show a creative or innovative approach within the areas described above
have suggested project values of between £50k-£200k, with a maximum of £500k available at this time
have a maximum project duration of 12 months
We are not seeking proposals that:
are identical resubmission of previous bids to DASA or MOD without modification
provide solutions which are already commercial products
are solely literature reviews
offer demonstrations of off-the-shelf products requiring no experimental development (unless applied in a novel way to the challenge)
offer no real long-term prospect of integration into defence and security capabilities
offer no real prospect of out-competing existing technological solutions
Exploitation
For near term funded projects (<2 years), the exploitation route will emerge through several upcoming capability decisions and within the wider research programme. For longer term projects (2+ years) the aim will to be exploit relevant innovations in Directed Energy Weapon defence procurements, which is likely to be via strategic defence suppliers.
US Army developing world’s most powerful laser weapon for a ‘future battlefield’
The U.S. Army is building the world’s most powerful laser weapon, capable of vaporizing targets and interrupting adversaries’ technology signals. The weapon is over one million times more powerful than any other laser developed before, NewScientist reported.
According to the Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) website, the laser system, known as the Tactical Ultrashort Pulsed Laser (USPL) for Army Platforms, will stand apart from current lasers by emitting short pulses that rely on low energy, unlike current lasers which typically produce continuous waves.
“The Army is preparing the warfighter for a future battlefield with rapidly modernizing militaries while new threats and gaps are emerging,” the SBIR website stated in a brief explaining the future laser system.
According to the report, the system being developed will reach a terawatt for 200 femtoseconds, or one quadrillionth of a second. The split-second laser would be capable of incinerating a drone. The laser is also being designed to interrupt electronic signals by emitting an electromagnetic pulse.
NewScientist reported that the United States hopes to have a prototype in trials by 2022.
The laser weapons would change how the military combats fast-moving, small drones and missiles, as well as human enemies, with human reactions ranging from skin irritation to blindness.
“These kilowatt-class CW laser systems predominantly engage targets via absorption of light; either causing the target to burn and melt or overwhelming optical sensors with high intensities,” the brief stated.
“This call aims to develop an USPL that is ruggedized enough to begin testing in relevant Army environments,” it continued.
The Army also began testing a prototype laser weapon for close-range air defense in May, the Defense Post reported. The high-energy laser will be able to locate, lock on, track and destroy aerial threats in just seconds.
“Twenty-three months ago, this was just an idea,” Army Vice Chief of Staff, Gen. Joseph Martin, told Stars and Stripes. “It’s very promising. It’s very powerful. There are many things we’ve got to do in terms of testing, and it’s about to go through a shootout to see how it does.”
The laser can detect and destroy enemy drones within five miles, the report stated.
“We’ve got a target acquisition system that can sense and lock-on and then strike a moving mortar round, a moving cruise missile, an unmanned aerial system, and other aircraft… It will penetrate and disrupt that particular munition or platform’s ability to accomplish its mission,” Martin said. “That’s an incredible power to have. That is the kind of capability we have to have, and it demonstrates our ability to respond to the world around us with technology.”
RAYTHEON TECHNOLOGIES' HIGH-ENERGY LASER WEAPON SYSTEM COUNTERS UAS THREATS
Military contractor brags about directed energy weapon capabilities
One of the world's largest aerospace and defence contactors have posted on social media about their new directed energy laser weapon.
.... although the lasers may look harmless, they can unleash a force that can destroy unmanned aerial systems and other targets “at the speed of light”.
The author of the article gives credit to the US miltary for the use of DEW, HAARP and biological weapons, but though corrupt US leadership plays its part in facillitating these disasters, there is a higher governance, an Illuminati, that has nations fighing each other to a "death do us part" scenario; ultimately extinction of the human race created by God.
Below is an excerpt from the article (link below):
Global governance is a euphemism for a top-down centralised tyranny enabled by a digital Panopticon. That is the end goal and the WEF is its primary agency. But where does the unusual number of calamities, particularly fires across the West, China and Russia, fit into the picture?
Here I need to propose my somewhat radical hypothesis. The operationalization and deployment of DEW, HAARP and biological weapons – to the extent they are real – are designed to remind US military rivals, namely Russia and China, to remain “within boundaries” while the pillars of global governance are erected on a hellish foundation of scarcities, famines, “natural disasters,” supply-chain breakdowns and hunger worldwide. Incidents like the one witnessed in Maui are not just technological demonstrators but they also serve as an avenue to perfect these weapons systems.
The author of the article below provides interesting insight into the modern-day so-called natural fires. Are they incorrectly called natural because high tech energy warfare is being used, but the awareness/knowledge of it is hidden from the public? She compares recent fires to the Dresden firebombing during WWII. Are all the current-day disasters really all natural? Or is this warfare that has been advanced to the degree that it can now destroy buildings even towns in a flash?
NATURAL VS UNNATURAL EVENTS
But how can one say this fire was an act of war? Wasn’t it an accident? Can’t we call it a natural disaster?
We’ve long used the terms “acts of nature,” “acts of God,” and “natural disasters” to describe earthquakes, tsunamis, hurricanes, tornadoes, floods and wildfires. Yet ever since our own military fulfilled its goal of “owning the weather,” all bets are off.
Some people still think geoengineering, aka chemtrails, is a “conspiracy theory” rather than believing their own eyes when they see planes spewing long white plumes that expand till they cover a clear blue sky with a pale, sickly haze. And perhaps, if you’re old enough, you remember what the night sky filled with stars looked like—truly dazzling. Because in many places, we don’t see that anymore.
And beyond chemtrails, technologies exists today that can cause earthquakes and tsunamis, and even amplify and steer hurricanes. An hour or two of diligent research online can yield plenty of examples.
There is reportedly a connection with DEWS and the frequency of color; particularly the color blue.
This is a gov't report (related to hurricane recovery protection) about something called Operation Blue Roof from 2018. There is no correlation indicated with DEWS, but it has become intertwined on social media with the subject of DEWS.