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reply posted on 16-10-2008 @ 07:17 AM by BluegrassRevolutionary
reply to post by estrip



What was this video titled on u tube.

This sounds like a pretty amazing system.


reply posted on 16-10-2008 @ 10:48 AM by Malevolent_Aliens
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What is the most advanced weapon system?


The mind, if we only really knew how to use it.


reply posted on 9-6-2009 @ 03:57 AM by zorgon
Originally posted by Grifter.be
lol, i was thinking just the same thing, show< us some visuals.



Beam Weapons in Space




This one is a TRW Directed Energy Weapon

Here is their website
www.trw.com...

Yes that's right TRW is a car parts manufacturer

However if you know where to look they do a whole lot more

Here is the finished mirror, this one is 4 meters in diameter and was completes in 1989



Here is the 'business end' the power coil Alpha Laser



Alpha High Energy Laser (HEL)

Megawatt class power levels were first achieved by the Mid-Infrared Advanced Chemical Laser (MIRACL) originally sponsored by the Navy, later by DARPA, and then by BMDO. Because the design was intended for sea level operation, the MIRACL laser does not achieve the optimum efficiency necessary for space-based operation. DARPA launched the Alpha laser program, with the goal of developing a megawatt level SBL that was scaleable to more powerful weapon levels and optimized for space operation. In this design, stacked cylindrical rings of nozzles are used for reactant mixing. The gain generation assembly achieves higher power by simply stacking more rings. In 1991, the Alpha laser demonstrated megawatt class power levels similar to MIRACL, but in a low pressure, space operation environment. Alpha demonstrates that multi-megawatt, space-compatible lasers can be built and operated.


Ah yes the good old NAVY playing with Space lasers

www.thelivingmoon.com...

From a spy cam at a Directed Energy Symposium... a model



Deployment schedule



SHHHHHH Top Secret stuff

Too bad North Koreas ICBM test launch was a failure and it exploded before it reached orbit, because we would have had to show our hand

Errr it WAS just a failure... right?

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