SPS, Nuke waste, Mass Accelerators

> These result (in the case of a downlink beam), drift.
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> There is no good reason, that I can think of, to risk, frying nearby
> villages, towns, cities, aircraft in transit, with a wandering high
> power microwave beam.
Please go off and research SPS a bit more thoroughly before trying to discuss it with others. Just a bit of research would help you to understand why both your notion that a SPS beam could go off-target and remain a beam, or even if it could that it would "fry" entire cities are totally wrong for independent reasons. Also, I'm a bit skeptical that everybody who's ever enjoyed the warmth of a microwave beam is now dead. Can you back that up with authoritative sources? I had a friend who got into microwave beams intense enough to make the helmet on his head buzz, and he was still around many years later to describe it to me.
Regards,
Mike Combs