How much energy a laser needs to be useful against an orbital target?
I know the Army blew the shit out of a decomisioned comm satellite back in 2005.
I'm asking here of really combat capable lasers, capable of making a hole without having to burn through the target like current lasers do.
Tell your Chinese handler it's none of his fucking business.
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I think the yellow ones have eliminated the middleman and nowadays just post using Siege's account.
6.6 fucktons.
1.21 gigawatts!
9.86 infinityjoules squared.
Siege, as a Jew you know physics right? You could look at the energy of the smallest/less energetic regular bullet that you think would wreck a satellite. There's your kind of base energy, then you just adjust for all the differences between a laser beam and a bullet and you're done.
Quote from: CountDeMoney on July 19, 2013, 06:56:47 PM
Tell your Chinese handler it's none of his fucking business.
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