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nice girls !
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but the main problem is not energy...its power...energy is how much money you have in the bank, power is how fast you can spend it...there is a maximum density of power that thin air can carry...this power will need to be focused on an opaque frequency, that scatters the least in the atmosphere...or at least in an opaque range of frequencies...if it is in a select frequency then it is easier to deflect with specialized mirrors or reflective paint... they will be good short range weapons against less sophisticated missiles...they will cost a like a mother fucker to develop and will be useless in the navy because they work like shit under water so torpedos and subs raugh at them...in fighter planes they will have limited power because of the limited size of the power source you can put on a plane... but they will be good for outer space and shit and making money for US gov cronies :thumbsup |
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Superiority_(short_story) "Superiority" is a science fiction short story by Arthur C. Clarke, first published in 1951. It depicts an arms race, and shows how the side which is more technologically advanced can be defeated, despite its apparent superiority, because of its own organizational flaws and its willingness to discard old technology without having fully perfected the new. Meanwhile, the enemy steadily built up a far larger arsenal of weapons that while more primitive were also more reliable. The story was at one point required reading for an industrial design course at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.[1] |
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Thanks Obama
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enjoy the crony gravy train that your country is becoming :thumbsup |
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How do you know that there was no radar lock and this was just a game of chicken show?
Talk about gullible, LMAO. |
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http://cache.reelz.com/assets/conten...orris-MIA2.jpg :pimp :thumbsup P.S. We also had projects like this, this, this, this or that but they are pretty useless (have a very low range of usability) because of... those nasty physical laws ;) |
oh well, fuck those russian pilots, the lion does not concern himself with the opinions of the sheep.
russia is a has been, militarily speaking, the US could park our ships off thier coasts and knock anything out of the air or water that left their perimeter. they know this, thats why they are starting to try to keep us out of their "sphere". america would make russia its bitch in a 1:1 conflict, direct or indirect. |
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its nice your government keeps telling you that you are #1 :thumbsup it probably makes you feel better about the crony $$$$ going out of your pocket in to theirs :thumbsup |
joint ruskie-serbian strategic tactical nuclear tsunami assault team meeting.
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I will take the two younger ones. They look nice in pantyhose
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Here you go: Florida Department of Children and Families Quote:
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lysenkoism
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whats this ?
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BAKER was a 20 kiloton atomic bomb detonated 200 feet below the surface in a shallow lagoon. It generated a 90 foot wave 1000 feet from the detonation. However, that wave was only 6 feet high 22000 feet from the detonation. WIGWAM was a 30 kiloton atomic bomb detonated 2000 feet below the surface. The official report on WIGWAM does not mention any significant waves from the explosion. UMBRELLA was a 8 kiloton atomic bomb detonated 150 feet below the surface. WAHOO was a 9 kiloton atomic bomb detonated 500 feet below the surface. The official reports on UMBRELLA and WAHOO do not mention any significant waves from the detonation. The difference between the WIGWAM and WAHOO deep water tests is that the bubble created by the explosion broadens and can collapse before reaching the surface thus limiting the wave generated at the surface. The following link show the conclusions of atomic testing on the damage effects on ships: https://nige.files.wordpress.com/2009/06/caw1960-8.pdf One conclusion is that underwater atomic explosions do damage at twice the distance as air or surface explosions. The damage is not so much due to waves but to the blast wave being transmitted through water to the ship hull and secondary effects like hogging. One thing to note about all the underwater shots: fallout was limited by the water and in the case of the deep underwater explosions, little fallout was released in the air. Compare the above tests to the 15 kiloton Hiroshima bomb. Severe damage to builds occurred within a 1 mile radius and firestorm was started with a radius of about 2 miles. The bomb did severe damage to a greater area than could be expected to be done with an underwater detonation. |
The Russian air force are now flying over Estonia, Europe, intercepted by RAF Typhoons. I take it without need or permission?
RAF Typhoons intercept Russian aircraft near Estonia border |
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i dont know why you use this "crony" stuff like its some kind of insult, every reasonably educated american knows where a lot of our money goes... to the war machine.
but at least we are real about it, your country is ran by mafioso's, KGB agents and oligarchs... how is that better? make no doubt our war machine could kick the living fuck out of yours. so you can keep coming back with retarded as pie in the sky ideas about how you might be able to stand a chance and do a bit of damage, but long story short, RU is still a has been and its just a puppy trying to fuck our legs for attention. |
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also, i'm not going to try and act like i'm a laser expert but according to google, USA is well on its way to viable laser weapons. |
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not that ancient, Lysenko theories were still believed 50-60 years ago in soviet official science.......
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Navy: New laser weapon works, ready for action - CNN.com |
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P.S. I like how easily you rename a physical law into a "wild story". I feel the power of the famous American comics education :thumbsup https://image.freepik.com/free-vecto...2147493624.jpg |
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thats some serious quora science right there :thumbsup US fleet vs. 100s or 1000s of nukes....I would not bet on the US fleet :2 cents: |
because its good to know history to better understand present, and not live like a cockroach whose only excitement is because of new phone, damn it !
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Pretty cool clip. The chopper in the other video is Bad Ass
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Two eastern european punks with big dreams :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh
Lets drink to that! http://s018.radikal.ru/i514/1206/f1/e64881c0a58a.jpg |
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yes, in your shellshocked dream land you drop 1000s of nukes to sink a US flotilla. |
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