Barackface: 22: Iran

Scenario: Operation Silent Hammer
Scenario: Operation Silent Strike

Operation Midnight Hammer was a U.S. military strike on June 21, 2025, targeting Iran's nuclear facilities at Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan, described as the largest B-2 stealth bomber operation in history. Seven B-2 Spirit bombers, supported by over 125 aircraft, including fighters, refueling tankers, and a guided missile submarine, executed an 18-hour mission from Whiteman Air Force Base, Missouri, dropping 14 GBU-57 Massive Ordnance Penetrator (MOP) bombs—used operationally for the first time—and over 24 Tomahawk missiles. Employing deception tactics, such as decoy B-2s sent toward the Pacific and minimal communications, the U.S. maintained surprise, with no shots fired at American aircraft and initial assessments indicating severe damage to all three sites. The operation, ordered by President Donald Trump, aimed to cripple Iran’s nuclear program without targeting its troops or civilians, though it heightened regional tensions, with Iran vowing retaliation.

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China Strikes Hard: Chinese Satellite Pulverizes Starlink With a 2-Watt Laser 36,000 KM From Earth In a stunning leap forward for space technology, Chinese scientists have achieved an unprecedented breakthrough in satellite communication, using a laser as weak as a nightlight to outpace the speeds of Starlink. Operating from an altitude of 36,000 kilometers—more than 60 times higher than SpaceX’s Starlink network—this Chinese satellite has demonstrated a level of data transmission far superior to what Starlink can offer, pushing the boundaries of what many thought possible......... At the heart of this success is a 2-watt laser, which was able to transmit data at an astounding 1 Gbps. This speed is five times faster than Starlink’s capabilities, which are limited to a few megabits per second despite operating at a lower altitude of around 550 kilometers. According to InterestingEngineering, the laser, though faint as a candle’s glow, managed to push data through Earth’s turbulent atmosphere, overcoming a challenge that has long plagued satellite communications: atmospheric turbulence......... AO-MDR synergy, combines Adaptive Optics (AO) and Mode Diversity Reception (MDR) to sharpen and stabilize the laser signal, ensuring that even through highly turbulent conditions, the transmission remained clear and reliable. .......... The Chinese team’s innovative approach—AO-MDR synergy—combines these two techniques to correct the distortions while capturing scattered signals. This synergy not only enhances the signal strength but also ensures that data can be transmitted more reliably, even when the laser power is low. Their work marks a major milestone in overcoming one of the most persistent issues in space communication. .......... By pushing the boundaries of laser communication, this technology could one day enable faster internet, more reliable communications for space missions, and even improved global positioning systems (GPS).

With Military Strike His Predecessors Avoided, Trump Takes a Huge Gamble President Trump is betting the United States can repel whatever retaliation Iran orders, and that it has destroyed the regime’s chances of reconstituting its nuclear program.

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