Making sure Skeets doesn't get startled

[D2Cat]

La Sal, UT – Starting around December 9 and lasting up to a week, a helicopter towing a large
hoop from a cable will begin making low-level flights over the area near La Sale, UT as part of a
geological mapping study.
The helicopter will fly along pre-planned flight paths relatively low to the ground at 100-200 feet
above the surface. A sensor that resembles a large hula-hoop will be towed beneath the
helicopter to measure tiny electromagnetic signals that can be used to map features below Earth’s
surface.
The Aqua Geo Frameworks, LLC. (AGF) study will be conducted by the specialty airborne
geophysical survey company SkyTEM under a AGF contract. The helicopter will be operated by
experienced pilots from Helicarrier who are specially trained for the low-level flying required
for geophysical surveys. The company works with the FAA to ensure flights are safe and in
accordance with U.S. law. Surveys do not occur directly above populated areas.

 

[Bmyers]

 

[chim]

Surveying for prescious metals?

 

[rc51stierhoff]

I bet they had to jump through some hoops to do that.

 

[The Evil Twin]

Maybe that explains the drone activity over the northeast.

 

[MapleLeafFarmer]

See.... I always knew all those low level satellites Elon Musk was putting up their were suspicious. I think these low level passes are boosters / enhancers to try to get better coverage / penetration.

Is it time to put on our anti-mind control hats now??

 

[skeets]

Its used to plot out the best rock formations for that underground rail system the gubermint is building using the subterrainian mine machine that uses lasers to melt rock in to a tunnel that runs from DC to the big air port in Denver where all the Masons are going to hunker down when the world goes sideways
How that cat

 

[chim]

Its used to plot out the best rock formations for that underground rail system the gubermint is building using the subterrainian mine machine that uses lasers to melt rock in to a tunnel that runs from DC to the big air port in Denver where all the Masons are going to hunker down when the world goes sideways
How that cat

I'm guessing that since the laser cuts straight, your tunnel has a bit over 1,000' of cover midway.

 

[skeets]

Well ,see they vary the laser strength so they can make turns and since it melts the rock in to a homogeneous mass, which seals out water and extraneous materials that may prove detrimental to the inhabitance traveling or working in the tunnel complex. The need for additional support is not required, consequently the depth of the over burden is not a real issue, how ever the depth required to prevent damage from nuclear blasts is about 1000 feet min.

 

[chim]

Well stated, Professor! I'm impressed.