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And have a great opportunity to drill some holes in birds heads. Sorry I really fail to recognise how beaming 1kw of excited particles is a safe thing to do ju
by larodi 1y ago
And have a great opportunity to drill some holes in birds heads.
Sorry I really fail to recognise how beaming 1kw of excited particles is a safe thing to do just like this…
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- ChocolateGod 1y agoIt must not be safe to be out in the sun then.
- _Algernon_ 1y agoLast time I forgot sunscreen at a UV index of 10 my skin started peeling of after half an hour so...
- ben_w 1y agoDensity (and wavelength), rather than total power, is important. Sun's 1kW/m^2, and even then you shouldn't look directly at it, and being out in it all day without protection leads to sunburn.
- nkrisc 1y agoIt’s not, for an extended period of time. Now imagine it was collimated rather than diffuse.
- kurble 1y agoThat's the thing, sunlight is collimated. It only gets diffuse once it reflects of a diffuse surface.
- nkrisc 1y agoFair enough, poor choice of words on my part. What I meant was concentrated further (in terms of energy per area) than the typical concentration received at the surface of the Earth.
- vikramkr 1y agoSo there's this thing called sunburn...
- fleischhauf 1y agoif you are the military and you are using drones to win a war, I don't think birds are your primary concern tho
- cap11235 1y agoThat's basically an ad that appears to defense companies. Raytheon engineers love going "pew pew motherfucker".
- mensetmanusman 1y agoHand egg enthusiasts also love…
- larodi 1y agosure in that case everything goes, and is curious why has it not yet been done with... drones routing the laser or repeaters reinforcing it with every loop. i can't recall a scifi story promoting such system either.