Lasers and not quite sci Fi with science please

[Julien]

As far as I know...

If it's true they made huge ships with lasers, I get the feeling glass would literally deflect, or a mirror send back to source

It's scary to imagine the government would invest in laser ships knowing mirrors are counter, yet even worse, was seeing them try to ram a probe at the sun .
Sign a petition, creates of star Trek... It's fun to play fan fiction, yet when they start sending devices near sun.. it's not funny any more.

Meaning, the universe are soo many stars, and for all we know they are mines, or the debris feild of apposition.. as in, sending radiation devices near sun is bad, what we can prove is that there is radiation on fire inside.. letting people do something different for it's only own intention or the opposite of whats there's without reasoning is dangerous. I'm assuming they gave people 5 minutes where they messed with probe, took safety off and damaged it. It's not funny.

That said, sci Fi wise it could be

 

[Asbo Zaprudder]

Of the velvet sailors course on
Shine or moons send me memories trail
Over days of forgotten tales
Course the compass to offer
Into a time that we've all seen on
High the memory carry on
While the moments start to linger
Sail away among your dreams

 

[StarCruiser]

So, foreign language based AI trying to imitate English speaking poster?

Or has "what was his name" finally returned with brain damage..?

 

[Asbo Zaprudder]

It's not an AI, as they usually have very good spelling, grammar and punctuation. They are also generally a lot more coherent. I have no idea what the OP is on about.

 

[Julien]

Well, with some thought, the actual response as fan fair ..

Is that maybe... Maybe enterprise called them lasers?

But they are phasers...
And the irony is, how advanced the description conceptually is of phasing in and out.. of I'd guess matter and energy...


Conceptually, Star Trek is wonderful, and enduring..

As far as seeing billion dollar war ships that can likely be destroyed by easy lock in gps and mirrors ...

But, they say alot of atomic tests were faked just so both would spend and spend...

That would be a good feringee show...
Where they pretend to develop and then await to develop with federation fully financed..

Wow, I bet that's an actual conspiracy...
But as far as sci Fi. It would work, perhaps

Cheers

 

[Asbo Zaprudder]

There is a maser-based anti-drone weapon that its makers have named a "phaser":
Raytheon Phaser - Wikipedia

There is also the term "phasor", which has several meanings:
Phasor (disambiguation) - Wikipedia

I expect the word "phaser" was picked in Star Trek because it sounds like a combination of "phase" and "laser" - I doubt Gene Roddenberry had heard of either masers or phasors, but his technical advisers might well have. The phasers in the show supposedly discharge a continuous stream of pulsed energy projectiles. Laser beams consist of coherent light radiation, where the photons are in phase with one other.

The atomic tests were not faked. There were actually quite a few duds known as fizzles.

A fizzle occurs when the detonation of a device for creating a nuclear explosion grossly fails to meet its expected yield. The bomb still detonates, but the detonation is much less than anticipated.

Fizzle (nuclear explosion) - Wikipedia

What kept the US and USSR spending vast amounts on nuclear weapons was ideological incompatibility and the Cold War arms race, not little green men.

 

[Julien]

The YouTube rumor, is that if you look at the cars in the explosion videos, some are fake. Also, I know there's zoom, some say the fact the camera is fine proves alot.

I really enjoy the use of tracer bullets..

It's almost redcoat mentality, where learning to adjust the shooting by seeing the bullets is more important than if the plane sees it, plus it can be switched on and off by having more than one load stream..

I think tracer elements, along devices that then enable energy to connect on both ends...
Sounds like lightning ideas, which would do well at metal

Shield vs. Controlled pressure..
I can see them using rotating devices that circulate material and then infuse energy into it, and then become ship plating.
I think that could be rigged up in a week end, if materials there...

Just remember, as a vacuum in space, space is like fantasy.. if that's nature.. like living in high pressure tank...

 

[publiusr]

Lasers can now manipulate macroscopic things without needing to be converted to heat or electricity:

https://phys.org/news/2023-08-arrays-tiny-crystals-efficient-wireless.html

I have often wondered about the viability of what I would call a sky cursor…something that could pantograph across the sky at the intersection between two or more beams.

I doubt this would carry much in the way of payload…but could fool UFO believers and religious types in a psy-ops manner.

Some things of interest
https://m.facebook.com/stevemouldscience/videos/how-the-portal-illusion-works/292067986494670/

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https://m.youtube.com/shorts/e2QuICnO4R4

the tv rock
https://m.facebook.com/lovemooretha...-path-for-you-to-see-within/4037618976259442/
https://melscience.com/US-en/articles/ulexite-or-tv-rock/

 

[XCV330]

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STFU about moon men!

 

[Asbo Zaprudder]

Shiny! Bowie's in space. But, is it Jermaine to the thread?

 

[Julien]

Wow, to me that's asking, what are applicability...

Because I believe gravity is a counter force to the counter forces and pressures of:
Orbiting solar system momentum
Rotating
Heated core
Mass of earth as filled with energy by fabric of matter...
I notice the last two are energy ..
The movement seems like both..
To Admiral..
And the pressure part, is seemingly fact we are like in a high pressure tank vacuum so all matter keeps compressing .....

All that to say, your describing energy... Of non Visible sounds small... Or fast...

Well what about radioactive, when you think about it, it's about catching it.. the radiation... Is about being contained .. yet at the orbiting level...

Can lasers effect it's rotation .
Because exposition can as cascading for atomic...

What if lasers can act as anti cascading...
Towards radiation, and at what wavelength size? I guess same length as radiation per orbiting.. whatever the size as cascading ..
Vague to be applicable towards hydrogen while is multiple cascading..

Arguably, and naturally the weapons version as tried to slice within or after cascading.. might not be possible so considered a fail

Meaning, devices that remove radiation would in weapons creation default as failure.

Now what about phasoring.. hmm

 

[Asbo Zaprudder]

That's pretty far out, man.

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[publiusr]

Wasn’t Fazor a name of a bong?

Asking for a friend…

https://picclick.com/Authentic-Tobacco-Fazor-By-Oat-Willies-Unused-Ultra-275979419948.html

Found it!
https://www.tokersupply.com/products/hemper-phaser-bong

Bong water is awful…

Mecha

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[Julien]

About phasing...
Faith, if for Yawaeh, tells me... Meaning Yaweah is an idea for a technological direction of image conformity, confirming to it's more ancient version of honoring the gods if all nations...

Anyhow, it as faith reminds me, in space different forms of matter transition in more controllable instances die to the there natural vacuum..

So of rendering lasers as both energy and matter, this could instead be different energies whose origins are differing matter..

Meaning, assuming your state or region teaches basic concepts of physics, you would know that spectrums of energy work in different wavelengths.. associated to differing branches of matter from the perspective of looking at the spectrum version of a universe map...

Light, is arguably the soft conclusion... To having a blend of matter it energies.. that's why I think we can use color study to predict scientific energy breakthrough as that simple, validated by the study of substance based on the combustion appearance, used in space research...

Annnyhow.. propelling gas seems highly questionable, yet a high powered series of propelled device creating a gas or liquid ladder, to which energy is sent through... Vs say metal particles shot into place that energy goes through..

I realize all that is the study of energy through states of matter...

I realize then right away, plasma.. can only be used and it by definition phases.

So maybe the plasma would have to move forward by virtue of the energy and that would dig into target.

Cheers

As far as I know that's testable

 

[publiusr]

Sounds like “God’s Debris.”

 

[Julien]

Well speaking of, articles say they found a sun or star as hot as an oven, with radio waves...

I wonder, what do you have to heat up to create each of the spectrum energy...

Also.. that the crystals you can buy, can smell like car bumper... And that's condensed to the point of representation..

Ahh origins...

 

[Michael Two Wolves]

Well, you can buy blue laser diode arrays on eBay for like $500 (the sort whose manufacturer denies they exist and come with scratched off serial numbers) that you can pump for a few hundred watts...

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If that ain't enough, there's also hand-held million watt lasers on eBay straight from everyone's favorite purveyor of cheap tech.

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Makes me want to try this at home. I'll probably be okay. Probably.

 

[publiusr]

Not a cloak…still…

Physicists use quantum correlations of photon pairs to hide images from standard cameras

What if you could hide an image in plain sight—so well that even the most advanced cameras couldn't detect it? Imagine encoding visual information using the properties of quantum optics, rendering it invisible to normal imaging technology.

phys.org

Tractor beam

Engineers create a chip-based tractor beam for biological particles

MIT researchers have developed a miniature, chip-based "tractor beam," like the one that captures the Millennium Falcon in the film "Star Wars," that could someday help biologists and clinicians study DNA, classify cells, and investigate the mechanisms of disease.

phys.org

And now use can use food dye to look at the cancer from eating all those bags of crisps

https://www.science.org/content/article/slathering-mice-common-food-dye-turns-their-skin-transparent

Odd tech

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Space laser

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What a photon torpedo should look like—a lemon:

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