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(Msg. 16) Posted: Mon Nov 06, 2006 2:38 am
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Wow, good posts everyone so far. 
My response is further down.
> One big challenge, however, will be finding the proper distance to focus
the beam - if low power laser ranging pulses are not returned and if passive
optical focusing techniques will not work, how do you know where to focus
the laser beam to zap the invisible guy?
> Luke
Simple enough; do without the rangefinder. If the laser can adjust it's
range on the fly by moving mirrors & such, have the focus move quickly from
just in front of your weapon to it's theoretical max-range and back again,
therefore slicing neatly through everything between here and there.
Invisible or not, you'll still hurt it if it can be hit.
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(Msg. 17) Posted: Mon Nov 06, 2006 2:38 am
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Wow, good posts everyone so far.
My response is further down.
> One big challenge, however, will be finding the proper distance to focus
the beam - if low power laser ranging pulses are not returned and if passive
optical focusing techniques will not work, how do you know where to focus
the laser beam to zap the invisible guy?
> Luke
Simple enough; do without the rangefinder. If the laser can adjust it's
range on the fly by moving mirrors & such, have the focus move quickly from
just in front of your weapon to it's theoretical max-range and back again,
therefore slicing neatly through everything between here and there.
Invisible or not, you'll still hurt it if it can be hit.
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(Msg. 18) Posted: Mon Nov 06, 2006 2:38 am
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Wow, good posts everyone so far.
My response is further down.
> One big challenge, however, will be finding the proper distance to focus
the beam - if low power laser ranging pulses are not returned and if passive
optical focusing techniques will not work, how do you know where to focus
the laser beam to zap the invisible guy?
> Luke
Simple enough; do without the rangefinder. If the laser can adjust it's
range on the fly by moving mirrors & such, have the focus move quickly from
just in front of your weapon to it's theoretical max-range and back again,
therefore slicing neatly through everything between here and there.
Invisible or not, you'll still hurt it if it can be hit.
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(Msg. 19) Posted: Mon Nov 06, 2006 2:38 am
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Wow, good posts everyone so far.
My response is further down.
> One big challenge, however, will be finding the proper distance to focus
the beam - if low power laser ranging pulses are not returned and if passive
optical focusing techniques will not work, how do you know where to focus
the laser beam to zap the invisible guy?
> Luke
Simple enough; do without the rangefinder. If the laser can adjust it's
range on the fly by moving mirrors & such, have the focus move quickly from
just in front of your weapon to it's theoretical max-range and back again,
therefore slicing neatly through everything between here and there.
Invisible or not, you'll still hurt it if it can be hit.
--U >> Stay informed about: Lasers Question |
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(Msg. 20) Posted: Mon Nov 06, 2006 2:38 am
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Wow, good posts everyone so far.
My response is further down.
> One big challenge, however, will be finding the proper distance to focus
the beam - if low power laser ranging pulses are not returned and if passive
optical focusing techniques will not work, how do you know where to focus
the laser beam to zap the invisible guy?
> Luke
Simple enough; do without the rangefinder. If the laser can adjust it's
range on the fly by moving mirrors & such, have the focus move quickly from
just in front of your weapon to it's theoretical max-range and back again,
therefore slicing neatly through everything between here and there.
Invisible or not, you'll still hurt it if it can be hit.
--U >> Stay informed about: Lasers Question |
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(Msg. 21) Posted: Mon Nov 06, 2006 2:38 am
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Wow, good posts everyone so far.
My response is further down.
> One big challenge, however, will be finding the proper distance to focus
the beam - if low power laser ranging pulses are not returned and if passive
optical focusing techniques will not work, how do you know where to focus
the laser beam to zap the invisible guy?
> Luke
Simple enough; do without the rangefinder. If the laser can adjust it's
range on the fly by moving mirrors & such, have the focus move quickly from
just in front of your weapon to it's theoretical max-range and back again,
therefore slicing neatly through everything between here and there.
Invisible or not, you'll still hurt it if it can be hit.
--U >> Stay informed about: Lasers Question |
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(Msg. 22) Posted: Mon Nov 06, 2006 2:38 am
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Wow, good posts everyone so far.
My response is further down.
> One big challenge, however, will be finding the proper distance to focus
the beam - if low power laser ranging pulses are not returned and if passive
optical focusing techniques will not work, how do you know where to focus
the laser beam to zap the invisible guy?
> Luke
Simple enough; do without the rangefinder. If the laser can adjust it's
range on the fly by moving mirrors & such, have the focus move quickly from
just in front of your weapon to it's theoretical max-range and back again,
therefore slicing neatly through everything between here and there.
Invisible or not, you'll still hurt it if it can be hit.
--U >> Stay informed about: Lasers Question |
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(Msg. 23) Posted: Mon Nov 06, 2006 2:38 am
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Wow, good posts everyone so far.
My response is further down.
> One big challenge, however, will be finding the proper distance to focus
the beam - if low power laser ranging pulses are not returned and if passive
optical focusing techniques will not work, how do you know where to focus
the laser beam to zap the invisible guy?
> Luke
Simple enough; do without the rangefinder. If the laser can adjust it's
range on the fly by moving mirrors & such, have the focus move quickly from
just in front of your weapon to it's theoretical max-range and back again,
therefore slicing neatly through everything between here and there.
Invisible or not, you'll still hurt it if it can be hit.
--U >> Stay informed about: Lasers Question |
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(Msg. 24) Posted: Mon Nov 06, 2006 2:38 am
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Wow, good posts everyone so far.
My response is further down.
> One big challenge, however, will be finding the proper distance to focus
the beam - if low power laser ranging pulses are not returned and if passive
optical focusing techniques will not work, how do you know where to focus
the laser beam to zap the invisible guy?
> Luke
Simple enough; do without the rangefinder. If the laser can adjust it's
range on the fly by moving mirrors & such, have the focus move quickly from
just in front of your weapon to it's theoretical max-range and back again,
therefore slicing neatly through everything between here and there.
Invisible or not, you'll still hurt it if it can be hit.
--U >> Stay informed about: Lasers Question |
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(Msg. 25) Posted: Mon Nov 06, 2006 2:38 am
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Wow, good posts everyone so far.
My response is further down.
> One big challenge, however, will be finding the proper distance to focus
the beam - if low power laser ranging pulses are not returned and if passive
optical focusing techniques will not work, how do you know where to focus
the laser beam to zap the invisible guy?
> Luke
Simple enough; do without the rangefinder. If the laser can adjust it's
range on the fly by moving mirrors & such, have the focus move quickly from
just in front of your weapon to it's theoretical max-range and back again,
therefore slicing neatly through everything between here and there.
Invisible or not, you'll still hurt it if it can be hit.
--U >> Stay informed about: Lasers Question |
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(Msg. 26) Posted: Mon Nov 06, 2006 2:38 am
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Wow, good posts everyone so far.
My response is further down.
> One big challenge, however, will be finding the proper distance to focus
the beam - if low power laser ranging pulses are not returned and if passive
optical focusing techniques will not work, how do you know where to focus
the laser beam to zap the invisible guy?
> Luke
Simple enough; do without the rangefinder. If the laser can adjust it's
range on the fly by moving mirrors & such, have the focus move quickly from
just in front of your weapon to it's theoretical max-range and back again,
therefore slicing neatly through everything between here and there.
Invisible or not, you'll still hurt it if it can be hit.
--U >> Stay informed about: Lasers Question |
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(Msg. 27) Posted: Mon Nov 06, 2006 2:38 am
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Wow, good posts everyone so far.
My response is further down.
> One big challenge, however, will be finding the proper distance to focus
the beam - if low power laser ranging pulses are not returned and if passive
optical focusing techniques will not work, how do you know where to focus
the laser beam to zap the invisible guy?
> Luke
Simple enough; do without the rangefinder. If the laser can adjust it's
range on the fly by moving mirrors & such, have the focus move quickly from
just in front of your weapon to it's theoretical max-range and back again,
therefore slicing neatly through everything between here and there.
Invisible or not, you'll still hurt it if it can be hit.
--U >> Stay informed about: Lasers Question |
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(Msg. 28) Posted: Mon Nov 06, 2006 2:38 am
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Wow, good posts everyone so far.
My response is further down.
> One big challenge, however, will be finding the proper distance to focus
the beam - if low power laser ranging pulses are not returned and if passive
optical focusing techniques will not work, how do you know where to focus
the laser beam to zap the invisible guy?
> Luke
Simple enough; do without the rangefinder. If the laser can adjust it's
range on the fly by moving mirrors & such, have the focus move quickly from
just in front of your weapon to it's theoretical max-range and back again,
therefore slicing neatly through everything between here and there.
Invisible or not, you'll still hurt it if it can be hit.
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(Msg. 29) Posted: Thu Nov 16, 2006 11:21 pm
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On Oct 12, 3:20 pm, "Luke Campbell" <lwc... DeleteThis @gmail.com> wrote:
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> Again, at tight focus, a Ti:sapphire pulse will damage glass, blasting
> out craters, just as it will to any other materials. Interestingly,
> the temperature of matter heated by these ultrashort pulses often
> reaches temperatures higher than that in the core of a detonating
> nuclear weapon or the heart of the sun. That's some significant energy
> density we're talking about!
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> Luke
What is the effect of that kind of energy density on liquids? That is,
could we produce protection by placing a layer of flowing liquid
between target and gunner, so that new liquid flows steadily into the
intersection area even as the pulses vaporize what's there?
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(Msg. 30) Posted: Thu Nov 16, 2006 11:21 pm
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On Oct 12, 3:20 pm, "Luke Campbell" <lwc....DeleteThis@gmail.com> wrote:
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> Again, at tight focus, a Ti:sapphire pulse will damage glass, blasting
> out craters, just as it will to any other materials. Interestingly,
> the temperature of matter heated by these ultrashort pulses often
> reaches temperatures higher than that in the core of a detonating
> nuclear weapon or the heart of the sun. That's some significant energy
> density we're talking about!
>
> Luke
What is the effect of that kind of energy density on liquids? That is,
could we produce protection by placing a layer of flowing liquid
between target and gunner, so that new liquid flows steadily into the
intersection area even as the pulses vaporize what's there?
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