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Javaman

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10. centrifuges are usually detected via heat signature, because they require a lot of concentrated power.

Reply to Richard D (Original post)

Fri Jun 27, 2025, 07:44 AM

Jun 27

their conclusion is very weak.

what we need are heat signature photos prior to the bombing.

I can bet you, if we see those photos, they would be dark too.

they were shut off and moved.

while centrifuge plants are enormous complex the basic tech and be easily moved.

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unless they were moved? Kali Jun 26 #1

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There are many other sources as well. Richard D Jun 26 #8

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centrifuges are usually detected via heat signature, because they require a lot of concentrated power. Javaman Jun 27 #10

LOL: How do you know? Prairie Gates Jun 27 #12

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