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EPISODE · Aug 18, 2026 · 36 MIN

Ordering Sunlight Like An Uber

from The Final Hour · host Dr. David Bowen

Something is being built right now that most Christians haven't noticed. AI needs more electricity than the world's power grids can supply. So two companies are solving that problem in ways that sound like science fiction. One wants to redirect sunlight from orbit using satellite mirrors. The other wants to move data centers into the ocean, powered by waves. Both are real. Both are funded. Both are already in motion. And both point to something the Bible described two thousand years ago. In this week's teaching, Dr. Dave breaks down: -Reflect Orbital's plan for 50,000 satellite mirrors by 2035 -Panthalassa's autonomous ocean data centers backed by Peter Thiel -Why AI infrastructure is quietly escaping the traditional grid -How this connects directly to Revelation 13 and the coming global system -Why the future ruler described in prophecy won't need to invent anything The infrastructure for a worldwide economic system is being assembled. Above us. Around us. Below us. Connect with Pastor Dave: FREE GIFT: https://www.interpretingthetimes.com/sunlight-on-demand Interpreting the Times: https://www.interpretingthetimes.com/ Standing Stones Community Church: https://standingstonescc.org/ Support Interpreting the Times: https://www.interpretingthetimes.com/donate

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