Am I at risk?
Find your house, grove, or pasture in the rings. Each red flag is a proposed campus. Where the circles stack, the load stacks — the rumble is louder, the night air holds more heat, the dark sky goes brighter. One campus is a problem. Overlap is a different county.
- Noise · 3 milesLow-frequency hum and rumble on still nights
- Heat · 6 milesWaste heat that sits over pasture and groves
- Skyglow · 10 milesAdditive glow on a rural night sky
Use my location pins your place and reads the miles — and the threat band — from every flag. Tap the map or a community name if you would rather keep GPS off. Nothing is stored. Distances are approximate. No building permit is asserted.
Streets for roads and water. Aerial for groves, canals, and rooftops. Turn a ring off if you want to read one threat at a time.
The five sites
Little Ranch Estates
1.5 mi to Project Beskar
Nearest of the five red flags. Other sites: Project Growler 2.3 mi · Silver Fox 2 3.1 mi · Silver Fox 1 3.1 mi · Project Tesoro 4.1 mi.
Rural agricultural / residential. Rated high risk on the locator map.
Record for Project TesoroLow-frequency noise
1–2 milesMore variable. Residual energy can still disturb sleep in quiet rural settings.
Heat
within ~2.8 milesMap Locator: measurable ~1°C monthly land-surface increase reported out to about 4.5 km.
Night sky
1–2 milesStrong local skyglow. Dominates a previously dark rural sky.
Water
utility / basin scale100,000 to several million gallons/day cited for large evaporative campuses. Consumptive. Not a next-door-only issue.
Electrical load
grid scaleTens to hundreds of MW per building; campus-scale higher. Substations, transmission, rates, reliability.
Measure from a local community
Flag coordinates are those published on the Map Locator. Outcomes depend on facility scale, cooling, terrain, and whether anything is built.