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by Remundo » 30/12/08, 20:18

And I found a kind of thesis (in French please) on the history of US space armament. I upload it to econo

https://www.econologie.info/share/partag ... SNQmBG.pdf

In the shorter term, the USA are working on a "superplane" capable of carrying around 1 ton of payload, of going into semi-space flight and of swinging the prune within 15 to 20 minutes anywhere on Earth ... :|
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by Gregconstruct » 31/12/08, 10:14

Bomb precision and missile precision should not be confused.
I do not think that even today a simple bomb can have a tactical accuracy of 1 meter.
The bomb is released in free fall, which means that once the hold has left, it is no longer controllable.
However, a missile can be guided to the point of impact.

Finally, in short, for me, the comparison of precision from 1945 to the present day is almost irrelevant.
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by Remundo » 31/12/08, 10:44

It is to instill in the minds of the general public that the strikes are "surgical".

It is very interesting as surgery ... the scalpel passes to the micrometer, but the width of the scalpel cuts a ham.

All that to say that a conventional bomb (and rather a missile as Greg says) can well impact to the nearest meter, its radius of action is several hundred meters, if not the km ...

Finally, this precision has no interest in the "carpet bomb" operations, and better still, cluster munitions, which the US has formally refused to ban from their arsenal, followed in this by Russia and China. : Idea:
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by Gregconstruct » 31/12/08, 10:56

Precisely, since the broadcast by Arte compared the current bombs to those of 1945, we must not forget that on an equal weight, today's bombs several thousand times more powerful.

Besides, if I remember correctly, at the time, Billy Boy (the atomic bomba), released a power of 100 K tonnes.
What wants that a missile of today which carries several heads of several mega tons makes it resemble a wet firecracker.

Anyway, sorry to put their feet back on the ground to those who still believe in "clean" warfare but a war without civilians injured or killed has never existed and will never exist.
It may be a little abrupt what I am going to say but we do not make a fire without breaking wood and the only really clean war is that which we do not make!
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by Remundo » 31/12/08, 11:25

100 kT is wet firecracker, indeed.

Here is the current arsenal of France, which itself is only a small nuclear power against the USA, Russia, and soon (or already?) China
http://www.ladocumentationfrancaise.fr/ ... ance.shtml

Each SNLE carries an arsenal equivalent to 14 Megaton (16 M45 missiles).

Each missile has 6 heads of 150 kT

The Rafales already carry air / ground heads of 300 kT.

I remind you that Hiroshima was 20 kT.

A SNLE can start a nuclear fire roughly equivalent to 1000 Hiroshima.

But all of this weaponry can be destroyed in mid-flight. This is the whole strategy of anti-missile missiles and now directed beam weapons, especially spatial, developed by the US.

France recently presented ITER and Mégajoule as two major advances for thermonuclear fusion energy civil. It is not so. The army wanted these projects.
http://www.transfert.net/a9486
The Megajoule laser, under construction at the Center for Scientific and Technical Studies of Aquitaine (Cesta) located at Barp (near Bordeaux), constitutes the main component of this program. According to public information, this equipment is intended for the development of the nuclear weapons of the future, airborne nuclear warheads (TNA) for the Rafale and oceanic nuclear warheads (TNO) for future M51 missiles. Research undertaken should also make it possible to understand the mechanisms necessary for the realization of thermonuclear bombs of "low power", therefore usable on the battlefield! Estimated at 6 billion francs (0,9 billion euros) in 1994, the overall cost of the Megajoule laser has more than doubled since. In 2002, it amounted to 2,137 billion euros. It is scheduled to enter effective service in 2011
We are swimming in delirium.

Megajoule is the thermonuclear primer by laser beam compression.

Same for ITER which amounts to € 15 billion: it is a thermonuclear fusion lab that does not say its name: it is a thermonuclear plasma confiner to study fusion reactions, very little known in their mechanisms today.

The Ricans are on another path (Z-Machine) which is a thermonuclear primer by magnetic compression.

The big current dream is to have thermonuclear bombs with non-fissionable initiator (ie "detonator" without atomic bomb).

At the time of writing, I am wondering if the Americans have not already arrived. Because there has been scientific radio silence on the Z-Machine for a few years.
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by Gregconstruct » 31/12/08, 11:37

In short, there is still nothing that has fired our mouths !!!
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by Christophe » 31/12/08, 11:47

Speak for yourself Greg, me tonight I'm throwing some Rochefort 10! : Mrgreen: : Mrgreen: : Mrgreen:

The subject takes a funny turn ... :?
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by Gregconstruct » 31/12/08, 11:51

Damn, if you go to the R10, you come straight to my field!
I will have to find a bigger caliber !!!

Why do you say that the subject takes a funny turn ???
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by Christophe » 31/12/08, 11:55

No do not worry! The R10 is only for special occasions. I have a locker that has been maturing in the cellar for 18 months, I’ll put one aside when you pass by :)

It takes a funny turn because it looks more like a discussion of weapons specialists than econologists ...
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by Remundo » 31/12/08, 12:06

Well that's now "the art of war". Tactical, technological and atomic.

Perhaps the subject is not econological at the base? :P

What is "fun" now, is that the arms race has never been so fast with increasingly sophisticated and powerful weapons, and that not many people realize it ... It must be said that communication is skilfully orchestrated: we are constantly talking about a project for to the defense national. In the US, and in Russia, it is rather the Ministry ofattack National.

We even manage to make people swallow that manifestly military projects are civil: thermonuclear fusion with hydrogen / Deuterium or Lithium / Hydrogen on Earth. So think: energy galore! It is very abundant on earth and with what ease we can start it !!

Is there sun on earth right? Oops, embarrassing question ...

Except for enlightened econologists : Idea:
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