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Originally posted by jjoensuu
I wonder if anyone has ever tried shooting at a UFO or an alien with a laser...meaning, in this case, a laser pointer (since Pentagon has not yet come out with laser weapons).
While we are awaiting for the latest fighter jets to be equipped with laser guns, laser pointers are probably all we will see being aimed at "alien" visitors.
This does sound ridiculous, but it could at least help prove "how" real the aliens or their ships are.
G. Wells Hanson talks in his book "Not Impossible!: How Our Universe May Exist Inside of a Computer", about a case where some reputable physicist claimed to have observed an object accelerate from a dead stop to a point 6 miles away and back to a dead stop, all in about 2 seconds. He says that there is no way this could be a real concrete physical object, as such an acceleration would have liquefied not just any creatures inside but likely the object itself.
That's about 3 miles per second, or 15,840 FPS, which is about 3 times the speed of the fastest conventional rifle bullets. This would not liquify strong metals or alloys. Additionally, if you have advanced antigravity capabilities, it isn't much of a stretch to imagine that you could use the same capabilities to counteract the G-forces upon the occupants.
Originally posted by jjoensuu
G. Wells Hanson talks in his book "Not Impossible!: How Our Universe May Exist Inside of a Computer", about a case where some reputable physicist claimed to have observed an object accelerate from a dead stop to a point 6 miles away and back to a dead stop, all in about 2 seconds. He says that there is no way this could be a real concrete physical object, as such an acceleration would have liquefied not just any creatures inside but likely the object itself.