Navy Laser vs Earth’s Curve – Awkward Questions They Can’t Answer

The US Navy claims its new laser can shoot down a Russian cruise missile from over 100 miles away. But here’s the issue: at that distance, the Earth’s curve should hide over a mile of target. A laser travels in a straight line — so how does it hit something supposedly tucked behind the horizon?

Mainstream science shrugs it off with “refraction,” but is that a convenient patch-up? Or does it show the Earth isn’t quite the ball we’ve been sold?

Question everything. Trust your eyes, not the spin.