Pictures Of Mystery Plane Over Wichita

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

I wouldn't put Sonic above Antimatter and particle wepaons.

I do know something the USA and UK army were looking at dunno if its black or grey so not sure if I can say

Not a WMD but its a nasty aerial denial weapon

originally posted by: crazyewok
a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

I wouldn't put Sonic above Antimatter and particle wepaons.

I do know something the USA and UK army were looking at dunno if its black or grey so not sure if I can say

Those two are not as effective as you destroy the real estate as well as the populace.

I have learned to read between the lines when Zaphod is posting. Sometimes he says more by what he does not say.

a reply to: crazyewok

Sonic manipulation of matter.

Grab, shake, push, rinse repeat one hundred thousand times a second.

Once you caught in the field....well, everything is a nasty soup within micro seconds.

Well, even a high pitched note from a singer can shatter glass. I would not put it outside the realm of possibility that something much more powerful with the properly tuned frequency could be devastating. Perhaps a "C" note in the right octave?

a reply to: MystikMushroom
playing something like for example radiohead at a loud enough volume will cause more damage and will certainly clear a area of a population

originally posted by: suicideeddie
a reply to: MystikMushroom
playing something like for example radiohead at a loud enough volume will cause more damage and will certainly clear a area of a population

I hear they did find WMDs in Iraq they were justin bieber albums......

originally posted by: crazyewok
I hear they did find WMDs in Iraq they were justin bieber albums......

Well played Sir, well played. made me choke on my brandy.

Applause.

originally posted by: Astr0

originally posted by: crazyewok
I hear they did find WMDs in Iraq they were justin bieber albums......

Well played Sir, well played. made me choke on my brandy.

Applause.

Should we wait a few more brandies before we start asking you questions about all of these projects?

What did you your last post on the "Starships" thread?

originally posted by: Zaphod58
a reply to: awakendhybrid

One of them was so much more effective than they thought that a number of test observers were killed with the first shot.

Utah?

a reply to: Tajlakz

Yeah, I'm pretty sure that was the one.

a reply to: Zaphod58

Jesus...I was hoping that was just one of Tom's shaggy dog stories Is the code name of it actually P******?

a reply to: Tajlakz

Now THAT I'm not sure of. But I heard remarkably similar stories. Not quite the same, but pretty close.

originally posted by: Tajlakz

originally posted by: Zaphod58
a reply to: awakendhybrid

One of them was so much more effective than they thought that a number of test observers were killed with the first shot.

Utah?

Sooo can you enlighten us?

a reply to: crazyewok

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Sunburn, fogged film & electronics failure...Oh My!

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originally posted by: Tajlakz
a reply to: crazyewok

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Sunburn, fogged film & electronics failure...Oh My!

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Sounds like some particle wepaon.

I know they were working on something way back in the 70's.

Whatever it was blasted out X-rays.

a reply to: Tajlakz

I thought that had something to do with gamma ray lasers. Are we thinking AM now?

a reply to: Sammamishman

From what I understand (Tom or Zaph can correct me if I'm off), this particular weapon system can remotely instantiate positrons through some ultra-freaky consequences of QFT...something to do with charge not being strictly conserved. The gammas are a byproduct of the annihilation between positrons & electrons.

Sammamishman, tajlakz,

I am an avid off road motorcycle guy and belong to several forums about such things. In 2010 a group of guys from SLC took a several day trip out into the desert west of dugway. On one night while sitting around the fire the sky to the east lit up with a bright flash, they looked and got photos of what appeared to be a column of light shining into the sky. In the photos it is so bright that it illuminated them and the desert in between.
Since they were somewhat higher in elevation than the desert floor they were able to gauge the distance, 40 miles or so, from the visible landmarks.
If I remember coreclty there were two shots or it was of long enough duration they were able to get there cameras out and shoot a couple of pics with an actual camera. It's a stunning set of pics, a huge column of light and it actually looked like it pushed a hole in the cloud cover.
I'll try to track down that forum post

a reply to: punkinworks10

Yes please do, I would love to take a look at those pics.

Well anyone that has ever said they wanted to see a war that brings the black world into the light, congratulations, you are probably going to get your wish.