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"Mark Harriss" <billy@blartco.co.uk> wrote ...
probably less than that from a 10 Watt speaker, so at the ground level you're
getting 100 Watts of microwave, the beam is probably diverged to 1m2, I
don't see people exploding from the higher energy sunlight hitting them.
and whisper in people's ears what to say about me.
It's some government agency, they claim to be US. If I can just get a semi decent
microphone working I'll upload their audio.
Herc
Let's guesstimate the microwave to audio efficiency is 10%. The sound is|-|erc wrote:
The maser beam does make audio! You can hear half a dozen American
agents talking all day.
Given 1000s of people in Townsville have heard them, how would you
explain a noise source
that follows you everywhere?
Herc
Lets assume for a moment there is a satellite that can punch a maser
beam powerful enough to heat surface air enough to modulate audio.
You'd spot it's presence by the burnt spot on the ground caused by the
microwave heating and by people exploding as their fluids turn to steam.
probably less than that from a 10 Watt speaker, so at the ground level you're
getting 100 Watts of microwave, the beam is probably diverged to 1m2, I
don't see people exploding from the higher energy sunlight hitting them.
That's nothing, they can say and hear, and play tricks on me in public every dayStill it would be awesome to throw your voice at right/wrong place,
picture two teams of diplomats sitting tensely at the negotiating
table as one party awaits the reply of the other and a voice suddenly
says the wrong thing out of nowhere.
and whisper in people's ears what to say about me.
In actual fact I suspect you are hearing a certain Sydney toaster/
microwave oven repairman due to cold weather atmospheric ducting of
microwaves under repair.
It's some government agency, they claim to be US. If I can just get a semi decent
microphone working I'll upload their audio.
Herc