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To: driftdiver

Excise me? I don't think we're close to getting any physical object to travel at the speed of light--let alone bullets. If we could solve this one, space travel would be a cinch. Other than that inconvenient fact, I don't think the speed of our bullets is currently a problem.


11 posted on 12/28/2006 5:56:01 AM PST by rbg81 (1)
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To: rbg81

"Excise me? I don't think we're close to getting any physical object to travel at the speed of light--let alone bullets."

Ok you're excised. :)

I didn't make the assertion that bullets would be going the speed of light. I was responding to someone else saying that lasers would be used to push bullets to the speed of light. Why use bullets at all is a question that comes to mind. Why not just make the laser powerful enough to do the damage. This also has the side benefit of avoiding a space/time continium issue that the laser-bullets introduce.


14 posted on 12/28/2006 5:59:55 AM PST by driftdiver
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To: rbg81

We have the bullets with the speed, we have the bombs with the power.
What we don't have is a command structure to use them. So what good is all this power?/ Sad-ar City comes to mind.
How many American soldiers must we sacrifice because we won't use the tools we have at our command?


24 posted on 12/28/2006 7:06:30 AM PST by buck61
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To: rbg81
Excise me?

You callin' for a zot on your own position? :)

29 posted on 12/28/2006 9:07:40 AM PST by ItsForTheChildren
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