this thing is big enough to alter the average reflective index of a whole state if it swings around its mirrors
the focus spot in theorie could be set to any range, just as u go more far the precision of each mirror angle will be the limiting factor amongst atmospheric losses distortions.
Its not that much of a problem, we periodically shoot lasers to the moon and receive it back without much problem. If it’s not enough to melt the thing it would be enough to overheat it and destroy the electronics.
Uh… losses from transmitting through the atmosphere a second time?
Damn. I wonder what its operational range would be.
this thing is big enough to alter the average reflective index of a whole state if it swings around its mirrors
the focus spot in theorie could be set to any range, just as u go more far the precision of each mirror angle will be the limiting factor amongst atmospheric losses distortions.
Its not that much of a problem, we periodically shoot lasers to the moon and receive it back without much problem. If it’s not enough to melt the thing it would be enough to overheat it and destroy the electronics.
You can shoot a strong laser and use a super sensitive receiver to a very specific frequency
That argument doesn’t hold up
You can shoot a strong laser and use a super sensitive receiver to a very specific frequency
That argument doesn’t hold up