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originally posted by: PheonixReborn
Not just ill-advised. Its actually illegal.
originally posted by: draknoir2
At face value it sounds like he's hitting patches of condensation [clouds/fog] as he scans his laser, which is ill advised if there's any air traffic.
The night before I was at it again with the laser beam....
...My friend was with me as confirmation that I am not losing my mind and we were both sober...
Aiming lasers at cloaked extra-terrestrial craft may be interpreted as an act of agression, and incite an intergalactic war.
eye strike
Think I read something about northern lights being visible over last week. Pretty lucky to see them there but a friend reckons they saw them in Yorkshire.
He talks about the beam of the laser seeming to 'hit' something invisible 15 meters off the ground -
- that seems a little to low to be clouds, and if it was mist, I wouldn't think it would dissipate as quickly as what is described in the OP.
originally posted by: ConMi27
I am a pilot and I'd like to state as long as he isn't directly near an airport and unless his laser is long-range, he probably couldn't hurt any thing by shining it in the sky. )
originally posted by: draknoir2
originally posted by: ConMi27
I am a pilot and I'd like to state as long as he isn't directly near an airport and unless his laser is long-range, he probably couldn't hurt any thing by shining it in the sky. )
Just saw this today:
News choppers, airliners hit by lasers in 2 cities
Play at your own risk.