Jim Stone, Freelance Journalist
Feb 28, 2025
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On Space Shuttle Columbia's maiden voyage, it mapped the entire middle east with ground penetrating radar to a depth of 20 meters

I am not going to link a bunch of stuff, I am just going to chat but to prove it is not BS CLICK THIS. Now that you have read that, the real primary mission of all the space shuttles was to root out all the bunkers and underground facilities in the entire middle east, and "geology study" was the cover for it.

There's plenty of documentation for this, And the radar used literally made sand disappear and THEN show(ed) everything under the sand to a considerable depth.

How long have I known about the space shuttle and ground penetrating radar? SINCE I WAS 13 YEARS OLD. If you are an "enemy" of the United states, please be aware of the fact that with the newer technologies (space shuttle is gone now) but that was not the end of ground penetrating radar - and EVERY bunker, EVERY missile, EVERY LAST BURIED ASSET every country in the middle east has is totally known and mapped with crystal clear detail.

Resolution 50 meters? BULLSH*T, the resolution is more like the thickness of your fingernails. Even Columbia mapped it to a resolution of less than 10 meters, this was published in National Geographic in the (very) early 80's and that's where I learned about it. The detail Columbia mapped with was stunning and it was the first. It showed EVERY underground feature.

Is anyone stupid enough to believe the tech would not be mastered to a pinpoint in the subsequent 40 years? PERHAPS.