DEW Hallmarks
Hallmarks of DEW damage include molten pooled flowing aluminum, superheated steel that usually insta-rusts, glass and other brittle materials melted or vaporized, flesh that is boiled then charred leaving clothing and hair untouched. Below is a comprehensive list.
Aloof, dismissive local authorities
Aluminum superheated, molten, pooled, flowing freely
Car Door Handles Absent
Colored items (specific color(s)) survive nearly untouched (often blue, green)
Dissimilar Metals Absent (Nuts Bolts Fasteners)
Eyesight goes grey first, insta-cataracts; asphyxiation by stacked blood (Rouleaux formation) then blocked mucous passages including lungs.
Ferocious immolations
Firemen powerless to stop inferno
“Firenadoes” (furious swirling, flowing up along otherwise invisible beam path)
Flammables Cremated to White Ash “calcination”
Flesh boils then burns from within; clothing intact; hair unburnt!
Glass Melted Molten (Metal Particulate Infused Windshields)
Glass Porcelain Ceramic Concrete Dustified
High-winds, suddenly, out of nowhere, without good, “normal” reason
Houses cremated down to steel and white ash
Iron is insta-rusted due to oxydation at high-heat
Pre-cleanup crews, secretive, often in pristine new unmarked ‘gov’ white vehicles — gather and remove ashen bodies, plastics, rubber items from homes, yards
Plastics survive (just like in a microwave oven)
Superheated Steel often wilted, warped, self-distorting
Superheated Steel as Ignition Source igniting nearby combustibles
Tires Melted, “Vanished”, Superheated by Steel Belts
Trees Shrubs Boiled Burned From Inside-Out
Trunks Hoods Popped Open
Vegetation dessicated (dried) but rarely burned
Vehicles usually completely toasted
Water makes it worse (microwaves spin water molecules, causing heat, microwave-oven effect)
Water-containing plants, animals and persons cooked alive from inside-out.
