Hi, Pete!
I couldn’t see anything until the (I think) infrared imaging at @ 12 minutes or so?
I’m only passing this along.
Dutchsinse has always been solid regarding his earthquake research.
He says that it’s hard to see and gives directions for going directly to the website to see it better.
I had to change a lot of stuff on my Mac to see what he was seeing. In the Accessibility settings, I not only upped the contrast, but I also switched to inverse video. With maximum brightness, I could see a thin turquoise line against a white background, stretching all the way from the California coast to someplace in Washington.
The oddity of the effect justified Dutchsinse's strong reaction.
OK gentlemen; Thanks! I saw what you what you were looking at!
https://weather.cod.edu/satrad/?parms=local-Cen_California-06-200-1-100-1&checked=map&colorbar=undefined
about time 36.
If you look at the approximate origination point, its near Fort Hunter Liggett, CA.
“Fort Hunter Liggett is recognized as the military’s premier Total Force Training Center. Along with its sub-installation Parks Reserve Forces Training Area, it offers excellent training opportunities to all U.S. military components and those of allied nations. At 165,000 acres, Fort Hunter Liggett is the U.S. Army Reserve’s largest training installation, and it is well suited to large-scale joint exercises.”
Here is a picture of their dirt runway;
I do not see a landing tower, they may have one.
I would consider other reasons before settling on a directed energy weapon; E.G. a problem like a radar whose syncro motor is no longer driving the radar antenna leaving the RF sweep transmitting in one orientation. (Do they have a tower and does it have an antenna?)
Lets wait and see. (Was Dutch ever in the military?)