Billy_Bob
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real simple... two opposing metals that when compressed create an explosion. You dont know much about atomic bombs, do you?IF you use the right combination of metals the explosion, on impact, will level whole city blocks and potentially much more if fired from space.I read about this a few years back. It can be fired in space and could very easily be mounted on a space vehicle. By using certain metal configurations and explosives it can be far more accurate than many of our smart weapons and the energy it can hit with from outer space could destroy whole buildings, city blocks, and more. This thing is wild. No need for ICBM's in the US any more as it can be operated in space and fires at hyper-sonic speeds.
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On board a ship a smaller version of this gun can defeat any hypersoinc weapon/missile as its systems can not detect the small projectile at such high speeds. It should be capable of taking out surface to ground and air to air missiles in less than about 3 seconds as it approaches the target. This has a lot of potential uses.
How would a projectile take out a building or a city block? It would not have sufficient mass to create the energy required. I guess whoever came up with that theory never took physics.
What causes the fucking explosion? Do you understand anything about physics? Please explain how an inert object causes an explosion.
Do you know what happens when a nuclear explosion occurs outside the earth's atmosphere? Lots of radiation, and not much else! Why? There is nothing to react to the release of the energy! No atmosphere to heat up with all of that energy!
You apparently do not! Those opposing metals are not opposing. They are the same, dumbass! You are flailing here. Stop embarrassing yourself.
No, I don't know anything about nuclear weapons, considering I was a Nuclear Weapons Officer in the Navy. You have probably never even seen one, much less know how they work.
LOL...
Talking about a dumb ass.... U235 and U236 are not the same. Similar but not the same. You only need a small amount of U236 to make a larger U235 mass go into a fission state.