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all sorts of Project Crossbow news these last couple of months. after what happened with Hathaway at Pac Tech back in the 80s I thought it'd never come around

The military meaning of amphibious warship is a bit disappointing.

Last time Star Wars was a lie, so I'd like to know exactly what has happened this time around, is it in even close to a usable weapon in the field.<p><a href="https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/reagans-great-lie-in-the-sky-star-wars-scientists-may-have-deceived-moscow-and-congress-about-the-1463972.html" rel="nofollow">https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/reagans-great-lie-i...</a>

It always amazes me that the upper limit on these things is to avoid killing satellites.

Getting pretty close to the end of this tech tree. :)

What happens if the beam his a person (for example on a boat)? I hope it's not a very painful death.

I wonder how long it takes between rounds to recharge the system?

Next: drones that can detect a laser source and point a mirror back to it.