Texas Petawatt Laser
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I find this extreemely difficult to beleve, 1, thats a rediculous amount of power - where would it come from? even a massive industrial generator for cities doesnt put out anything near that. 2, previously, i was finding that there wasnt anything above 20-45 megawatts. I find that this is a rather large gap to cross. 3, i dont even think a 2ft copper rod would be able to conduct that much without institaneously melting, seeing that this is a rediculous amount of power.
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how much can this bastard cut when fired?
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1 petawatt=
1.000.000.000.000.000.000 Watt
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i want kfc with fries.
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i'd buy OVER NINE THOUSAAAAAAAND!
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I have a puny red laser that gives out 5 mw.
Now times that by...... i don't Knooww........say about... uh, 20 quadrillion? and you get that frikin doomsday planet slicer. lol
can it actually slice a planet in half, say the moon?
I would engrave my face into the moon and have a little caption: F%#@ YOU!!! lolololololololzerz
P.S. i know the moon is not a planet, just how stupid do you think i......uh.....what's that word.....oh, i know,: am XD.
P.S.S. lol
P.S.S.S. Rolf copter roxorz my boxorz!:D
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I can think big
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I have. Its small than you think tho....
Now all you have to do is find a night club who'll buy one.
AzumiRM 3 years ago 6
It doesn't slice anything - not planets, moons or metal. It does exist at the University of Texas (Google anyone?). It is exceptionally POWERFUL, but not very ENERGETIC. Because it fires for such a tiny amount of time it only produces about 100 Joules. However it's still super-useful for physics experiments, just not for cutting and destroying.. lol.
osiris9811 2 years ago