Would an ion laser be accepted as mod tech
The Fedral Union
13-06-2004, 18:24
all right an ionized laser beam would it be accepted as mod tech let me explane some of its working
im thinking of focusing ions in to a laser compacting the ions in with the laser to crate an ion beam weve had lasers for a wile now is that possible ?
Conceptualists
13-06-2004, 18:30
Surely it would depend on the size and power of it?
Tactical Grace
13-06-2004, 20:05
If you are thinking of C&C:G - ZH US tech, I doubt it would be accepted as modern. There simply isn't anything like that in service with any military.
It doesn't even sound possible to me...the wording is wrong too:
Light
Amplification by
Stimulated
Emission of
Radiation
And as ions aren't photons, it can't be a laser.
I dont think so.
I believe, but it may not be true, that the military is experimening to try to find a way to get electrons into a laser, or electric charge into a laser, but I dont think they have made any progress.
It doesn't even sound possible to me...the wording is wrong too:
Light
Amplification by
Stimulated
Emission of
Radiation
And as ions aren't photons, it can't be a laser.
yeah I was wondering about that myself
although light ions sound pretty sweet
The Unreal Soldiers
14-06-2004, 02:21
Ion Cannon's are future tech.
Kaukolastan
14-06-2004, 02:41
Depends on your definition of an "ion cannon". An ionic tether is very much possible.
My Ion Cannon (http://www.nationstates.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=130388&highlight=)