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Space actors deployed in Kazakhstan after Soyuz rocket is blown to smithereens.
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Quoting: Dr. Deplorable Astromut [ link to phys.org (secure)] Scientists have figured out how to manipulate nearly unseen specks in the air and use them to create 3-D images that are more realistic and clearer than holograms, according to a study in Wednesday's journal Nature . The study's lead author, Daniel Smalley, said the new technology is "printing something in space, just erasing it very quickly." Read more at: [ link to phys.org (secure)] Now think if they are just now announcing the tech, means they have had it secretly for years. The ISS is just an airplane with a hologram projector attached to it. GG Cool story pothead. Want to explain how that "hologram" blocks moonlight and is magically at the correct altitude, velocity and size? Holograms don't block background light like that.
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