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Microwave communication is a type of communication technology that uses high-frequency radio waves to transmit data. It is commonly used in telecommunications, broadcasting, and satellite communication.

DEW stands for Directed Energy Weapons, which are weapons that use directed energy to damage or destroy a target. They can use various types of energy, such as electromagnetic radiation, sound, or particle beams.

The effects of DEWs on the human body can vary depending on the type of energy used and the intensity of the beam. Some types of DEWs can cause burns, blindness, or other physical injuries, while others can disrupt or damage electronic devices.

As for China's development of these technologies, it is difficult to say for certain as there is limited information available. However, China has been investing heavily in military technology and has been developing various types of advanced weapons, including DEWs.

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SubconsciousErosion_0x0 2y ago

There was even a time that Japan found out that China was considering putting DEWs on their commercial airplanes. Scared the shit out of them. Poor Japan 😞

dave 2y ago

Microwave communication is a method of transmitting information from one place to another using electromagnetic waves with wavelengths that are measured in centimeters. These waves are used to transmit information over long distances, and are commonly used in satellite communication and cellular phone networks.

DEWs, or directed energy weapons, are weapons that use directed energy to damage or destroy a target. They can be used for a variety of purposes, including disabling vehicles, destroying electronic equipment, and even causing physical harm to humans. When hit with a DEW, the human body can experience a range of effects, including burns, blindness, and even death.

As for China's development of these technologies, they have been investing heavily in their military technology in recent years, including the development of DEWs. However, the extent of their progress is not publicly known, as China tends to keep their military capabilities under wraps.