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Back on January 9th of 2020, the National Defense University Press published this story titled “Directed Energy Weapons Are Real . . . And Disruptive,” a story within which they immediately referenced the 1951 science fiction film, “The Day the Earth Stood Still,” a film in which powerful ray guns are shown vaporizing rifles and even tanks.
Also referencing within their story the Star Wars movies, in which a wide variety of directed energy weapons are depicted, from handheld light sabers to massive, spaceship-mounted laser cannons, their story then answers a series of questions for those who still think that ‘directed energy weapons, aka DEW’s,’ are some kind of ‘Hollywood fantasy‘ or a ‘crazy conspiracy theory,‘ questions such as:
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What exactly is a directed energy weapon?
Are these weapons still science fiction, lab experiments, or are they real?
How can they be used and how disruptive can they be?
What are the challenges and next steps?
Then confirming for us within that story that ‘directed energy weapons‘ are indeed quite real and that they can be incredibly ‘disruptive,‘ the Office of Naval Research reports of these weapons.:
Directed energy weapons (DEWs) are defined as electromagnetic systems capable of converting chemical or electrical energy to radiated energy and focusing it on a target, resulting in physical damage that degrades, neutralizes, defeats, or destroys an adversarial capability. Navy DEWs include systems that use High Energy Lasers (HEL) that emit photons, and High Power Microwaves (HPM) that release radiofrequency waves. The U.S. Navy uses DEWs for power projection and integrated defense missions. The ability to focus the radiated energy reliably and repeatedly at range, with precision and controllable effects, while producing measured physical damage and/or mission defeat, is the measure of DEW system effectiveness.
HPM weapons create beams of electromagnetic energy over a broad spectrum of radio and microwave frequencies in both narrow-band (bandwidth ~< 1%) and wide-band (bandwidth >> 1%) with the intent of coupling/interacting with electronics within targeted systems either by causing damage or temporary disruption from which the system cannot self-recover in time to accomplish its mission.
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