The Wars of the future will be with Lasers.
The Wars of the future will be with Lasers.
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In a significant step for the future of energy weapons on the battlefield, the UK used a first-of-its-kind test, mounted laser weapon and British Army Wolfhound armored vehicle as part of the LGW programme.
With advances in solid-state lasers and ace combiners that bring together multiple lasers and a single coherent ace, this technology is becoming increasingly viable, the question now is how to mount these weapons on conventional military platforms and integrate them into military plans. battle, recently the British Ministry of Defense in collaboration with Raytheon UK carried out tests at the DSTL firing range in Porton Down.
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We are extremely far from making lasers so small to use them as "lightsabers".
Another reason is physics. You can´t limit the range of such swords, you can´t make light particles to stop after 1m. It would cut everything nearby in pieces if you swing it around.
Sure, some things are unlikely to be created, either because of the physics involved or because of functionality.
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