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Bull
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| Posted: Tue Feb 07, 2006 8:31 am Post subject: Beam Weapons Almost Ready for Battle |
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Yep...Star Wars is true :lol: . I feel sorry for the poor man on the other side of that thing. And what's up with the article's talk of space warface?!?!? I've heard about the weaponization of space...but this is unreal!!!
Laser Guns almost ready
For real though, whatever happened to all those stories about future weapons being safe and won't kill :roll: . I knew that was just a dream...we don't have the ability to create non-lethal weapons. |
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Xenophen
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| Posted: Tue Feb 07, 2006 8:37 am Post subject: |
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| Did Reagan dream something like this up during his presidency? |
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Nine_Enigmas
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| Posted: Tue Feb 07, 2006 9:15 am Post subject: |
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We're developing lots of non lethal weapons, there's people researching harmonic/sonic weapons that can resonate at frequency which pain nerves are sensitive to.
It's just that those kind of weapons are more in keeping with police actions, rather than weapons of war. Lasers, Xasers and even Masers are very real, and can have devastating effects when turned on human beings. However, they also have enormous industrial and scientific applications. In fact, the economization of hydrogen/deuterium fusion are dependent almost entirely on the advancement of laser science. |
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G.A.Pster
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| Posted: Tue Feb 07, 2006 7:37 pm Post subject: |
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| Um, what’s this have to do with animal rights/environment? |
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G.A.Pster
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| Posted: Tue Feb 07, 2006 7:40 pm Post subject: |
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| Sorry, I didn’t notice this, section dealt with scientific stuff. |
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anselfir
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| Posted: Tue Feb 07, 2006 8:08 pm Post subject: |
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| gogo 100mw laser cannon ftw! |
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micfranklin
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| Posted: Tue Feb 07, 2006 10:17 pm Post subject: Re: Beam Weapons Almost Ready for Battle |
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Bull wrote: Yep...Star Wars is true :lol: . I feel sorry for the poor man on the other side of that thing. And what's up with the article's talk of space warface?!?!? I've heard about the weaponization of space...but this is unreal!!!
Laser Guns almost ready
For real though, whatever happened to all those stories about future weapons being safe and won't kill :roll: . I knew that was just a dream...we don't have the ability to create non-lethal weapons.
Yaaaayyy! I can be a stormtrooper now and shoot people with laser guns. Seriously, that'd be pretty awesome. |
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Pzatchok
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Its first arial field tests against ground targets are planned for June 2006. With a range of 15 miles it should make a good show.
A small fleat is planned for 2008 and so far all tests and plans have been ahead of schedule.
The next step is satilite based ant ballistic weapons. Who can tell the US not to place them in space?
Starwars anyone? |
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Nine_Enigmas
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| Posted: Wed Feb 08, 2006 2:30 pm Post subject: |
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Pzatchok wrote: Its first arial field tests against ground targets are planned for June 2006. With a range of 15 miles it should make a good show.
A small fleat is planned for 2008 and so far all tests and plans have been ahead of schedule.
The next step is satilite based ant ballistic weapons. Who can tell the US not to place them in space?
Starwars anyone?
Well, we kind of signed several treaties to maintain the demilitarization of space. |
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Pzatchok
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| Posted: Thu Feb 09, 2006 12:49 am Post subject: |
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With who?
Russia has already let the US out of all Soviet union treaties. Why do you think we have both had our recient jump in weaponry? |
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bob.appleyard
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Nine_Enigmas wrote: We're developing lots of non lethal weapons, there's people researching harmonic/sonic weapons that can resonate at frequency which pain nerves are sensitive to.
It's just that those kind of weapons are more in keeping with police actions, rather than weapons of war. Lasers, Xasers and even Masers are very real, and can have devastating effects when turned on human beings. However, they also have enormous industrial and scientific applications. In fact, the economization of hydrogen/deuterium fusion are dependent almost entirely on the advancement of laser science.
Lasers have also been posited as a prupulsion device, capable of reaching escape velocity. My mate's dad owns a biotech business. At its heart is a mass spectrometer, which requires a laser to operate.
Lasers are cool. |
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ieatfood
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| Posted: Thu Feb 09, 2006 4:09 pm Post subject: |
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Pzatchok wrote:
Starwars anyone?
Dooooooo.....Dooooooo.. Doo Doo Doo Doooooooo......Dooooooo...Doo Doo Doo Doooooooo.....Dooooooo.......
Wait---if the US is the empire, who will be the rebels??? |
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Luigidel
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ieatfood wrote: Pzatchok wrote:
Starwars anyone?
Dooooooo.....Dooooooo.. Doo Doo Doo Doooooooo......Dooooooo...Doo Doo Doo Doooooooo.....Dooooooo.......
Wait---if the US is the empire, who will be the rebels???
Well the middle east would be a great place to start. They're only explanation would be Allah, so they'd probably accept it willingly. :-D |
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Gdawg007
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Would a laser weapon be terribly leathal? I mean, bullets kill mostly because they cause bleeding. But a laser could cauterize much of the wound, in theory, making it a less lethal weapons possibly?
And speaking of Star Wars, how come when Luke gets his hand cut off by a lightsaber he's fine, no profuse bleeding, and yet Qui Gon Jin gets one stab in the gut and dies within minutes? I mean, if the lightsaber cauterizes the wound as it cuts off the hand, why not as it enters the bowl? :lol: |
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Pzatchok
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| Posted: Sun Feb 12, 2006 2:25 am Post subject: |
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The lasers talked about in the military write ups are not used as anti personel but as anti material. Missles, tanks, bunkers, airplanes, ships, and buildings. Having the ability to target and destroy anything in your line of sight inside 15 miles in a powerfull weapon and a great force multiplier.
And thats inside the dense atmosphere. Imagine if we placed the system in a satilite and used it to stop ballistic missles at apogee before they turned and came back into the atmosphere. ICBM's would be useless against us. Enemy satilites would be useless also. We would control space unquestioningly.
As for QuiGon. If you look he was hit in the chest and you can not cauterize a large vein. Just the small ones. |
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anselfir
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Gdawg007 wrote: Would a laser weapon be terribly leathal? I mean, bullets kill mostly because they cause bleeding. But a laser could cauterize much of the wound, in theory, making it a less lethal weapons possibly?
And speaking of Star Wars, how come when Luke gets his hand cut off by a lightsaber he's fine, no profuse bleeding, and yet Qui Gon Jin gets one stab in the gut and dies within minutes? I mean, if the lightsaber cauterizes the wound as it cuts off the hand, why not as it enters the bowl? :lol: it's not anti-personnel. |
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ieatfood
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Gdawg007 wrote:
And speaking of Star Wars, how come when Luke gets his hand cut off by a lightsaber he's fine, no profuse bleeding, and yet Qui Gon Jin gets one stab in the gut and dies within minutes? I mean, if the lightsaber cauterizes the wound as it cuts off the hand, why not as it enters the bowl? :lol:
if you cauterize the abdominal aorta, you die |
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cap'n queasy
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Gdawg007 wrote: Would a laser weapon be terribly leathal? I mean, bullets kill mostly because they cause bleeding. But a laser could cauterize much of the wound, in theory, making it a less lethal weapons possibly?
And speaking of Star Wars, how come when Luke gets his hand cut off by a lightsaber he's fine, no profuse bleeding, and yet Qui Gon Jin gets one stab in the gut and dies within minutes? I mean, if the lightsaber cauterizes the wound as it cuts off the hand, why not as it enters the bowl? :lol:
I think getting cut in half would probably be fairly lethal. :wink: |
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mojo
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| Posted: Sun Feb 12, 2006 2:52 pm Post subject: Re: Beam Weapons Almost Ready for Battle |
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Bull wrote: Yep...Star Wars is true :lol: . I feel sorry for the poor man on the other side of that thing. And what's up with the article's talk of space warface?!?!? I've heard about the weaponization of space...but this is unreal!!!
Laser Guns almost ready
For real though, whatever happened to all those stories about future weapons being safe and won't kill :roll: . I knew that was just a dream...we don't have the ability to create non-lethal weapons.
Actually your own article says something about this kind of non-lethal technology.
Quote: Then there’s Active Denial Technology — a non-lethal way to use millimeter-wave electromagnetic energy to stop, deter and turn back an advancing adversary. This technology, supported by the U.S. Marines, uses a beam of millimeter waves to heat a foe’s skin, causing severe pain without damage, and making the adversary flee the scene. |
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