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  Recreating the Assassination Attempt On Donald Trump    - Saved Web Pages Review - The News And Times - TheNewsAndTimes.com At 10P A Shot, British Army Tests "Ground Breaking' Laser Weapon From Armored Vehicle For 1st Time In a groundbreaking development, British Army scientists and engineers tested a powerful laser weapon mounted on a ground-based combat vehicle. Russia Pushes ‘Aviation Boundaries’ With MiG-41 PAK DP 6th-Gen Fighters; Can It Really Fly By Early 2030s? In the first test of its kind conducted in the United Kingdom, Raytheon UK, Defence Science and... posted 13h ago   via   eurasiantimes.com   Ukrainian support for ceding territory surges The proportion of Ukrainians who support territorial concessions to Russia in exchange for peace is rising, according to polling by the Kyiv International Institute for Sociology (KIIS).Both Kyiv and Moscow seem far from accepting starting negotiations. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has rejected any agreements with R

Search inside image 3D Object Reconstruction and Recognition - Microsoft Research: Overview Visit Images may be subject to copyright.  Learn More - The Laser Rangefinder, that T.M. Crooks,  the Trump's alleged gunman used (if it was the Laser one), allows for the " 3D object recognition and  3D object modelling ". The gunman kept Trump's old photos in  his mobile phone, and he was observed looking through his rangefinder and then making notes in his phone prior to shooting.  It is foreseeable that the gunman (or other, hidden gunmen present at the scene) was able to create, to model the 3D Target of the top part of Trump's right ear, calculating and locking its exact shape and location, and then used the Laser Gun (hidden and/or combined and camouflaged by the Laser Rangefinder) to hit this particular targeted location, the tip of the Trump's right ear with the "HIGH PRECISION", of the " depth resolutions of 0.1 mm or less",  thus demonstra