Tactical High Energy Laser

[Averroes]

hot dang that's impressive :army:

 

[A.Rahman]

Very cool, but you should read about the heat coating called "Starlite" which makes this laser useless.

At AWE (the Atomic Weapons Establishment, Foulness), Starlite withstood simulated nuclear flashes of 400kcal/cm 2 /s,(1) energy levels which normally generate temperatures of around 10,000 degree C. Tests with the DRA under NATO auspices at the White Sands missile range, New Mexico, subjected a Starlite variant to both a simulated nuclear flash and a massive simulated nuclear explosion. The material withstood both and demonstrably provided protection to a composite substrate.

http://www.starlitetechnologies.com/html/janes_93.htm

 

[melb4aust]

Very cool, but you should read about the heat coating called "Starlite" which makes this laser useless.

At AWE (the Atomic Weapons Establishment, Foulness), Starlite withstood simulated nuclear flashes of 400kcal/cm 2 /s,(1) energy levels which normally generate temperatures of around 10,000 degree C. Tests with the DRA under NATO auspices at the White Sands missile range, New Mexico, subjected a Starlite variant to both a simulated nuclear flash and a massive simulated nuclear explosion. The material withstood both and demonstrably provided protection to a composite substrate.

http://www.starlitetechnologies.com/html/janes_93.htm

Tit for tat, technology is always available to cope technology.

 

[TexasJohn]

hot dang that's impressive :army:

I think we might have a duplicate thread going here in the same category. Here is the link I posted on the thread.

http://www.network54.com/Forum/21183...nology+at+work

 

[melb4aust]

I think we might have a duplicate thread going here in the same category. Here is the link I posted on the thread.

http://www.network54.com/Forum/21183...nology+at+work

The link is not working:read: .....

 

[TexasJohn]

The link is not working:read: .....

Yikes! they yanked the link! Sorry about that!