an thats a good thing as soon as it become known other countries will be able to do it in 1/4 of the time and cost. You should never give your opponent your winning card.
@@B3ckShots The element of surprise is usually a good war tactic. What they don't know doesn't hurt. When they do eventually know, I'm sure it will hurt 😅
Russia and China are no match for the American military alone--not including the UK. The United States never needed to produce more, nor more powerful nuclear warheads than the Russians, because America has MIRVs that can go through an individual window of the Kremlin in just 8 minutes at anytime, 24/7. This is because the US has placed 95% of its ICBMs on Ohio Class "Boomer" intercontinental missile carrying submarines. In addition, the US also has nuclear warheads on sea launched Tomahawk cruise missiles also pointed at Russia and within just minutes of their strategic target 24/7. Moscow is always in the crosshairs of these boats. Putin is well aware of his feeble military in the face of what the US has. Add to that what Great Britain has and WWIII will be over in just 40-minutes and not 4-years like last time. Putin also is smelling the coffee right along with the blood and entrails of his KIA Orc soldiers that number half-million dead by now. Russian tanks are the laughing stocks of the entire world, along with Russia's Olympic Medals in the turret toss competitions.
TV protestors, because of all the t'interweb smartphone hand dazzling usage, he’s trying to remind you theirs a world out there on the telly.. It's london ennit..
This will save an absolute fortune. Given the cost of interceptor ballistics it is a great tool. A defence system to complement something like the iron dome would take away the economic attrition from defence rendering traditional ballistic attacks useless. I can imagine pairing this with AI and power systems to make a rapid fire array that will revolutionise defence. This could spell the end for traditional attacks in the future. Rogue states with large ballistic capabilities and drones could be almost laughable. A very effective defensive capability that is unlikely to cause any harm whatsoever. This is fantastic news. As a Brit it is a boost to see us leading in this area after successive governments have failed to invest in defence for so long now.
@@ryancapewell6504 why did you send such a message? what you are saying makes no sense and has nothing to do with the cost. what are you talking about? war in ukraine? what does the cost effectiveness of an effector with that? laser shots are cheaper than missiles, and drones aren't worth the cost of a missile.
They must have wasted millions developing that rubbish ....It reminds me of the Germans in World War 2 when they developed the Schwerer Gustav the railway gun which was only fired 47 times before it wore the barrel out....
In WWII Britain developed all kinds of crazy weapons that became the laughing stock of American generals. Then came the anti-mine flail tank. One of the main reasons why British losses on D-Day were so much lower than American losses.
@@love_it_to_deathI remember a documentary showing something called the The Panjandrum a giant wheel that was supposed to blow holes in the German defenses, Powered by rockets which ended in disaster
From technology of handphone, to touch screen panel to body heat scanner, to humanoid, android, cyborg ai, to head chip implant, to flying car n now to laser weapon, seems like all those fancy imaginations have come to real lives as in Star Trek n Star wars.. as the vulcan said: "live long n prosper".. 😁
For anyone that retorted that the foil to this weapon is a mirror, I hate to break it to you, but high power lasers can punch through mirrors. No mirror reflects 100% of all light, it'll be in the high 99th percentile typically, but with a laser that has enough power, you can use the minimal percentage that doesn't get reflected to burn through whatever reflective material is used, be it aluminium, etc. Do you really think that they'd R&D something like this only to fall at such an obvious hurdle? So no, we aren't seeing actual 'glitter bombs' as a countermeasure to this, ever.
The beam is focused down to the size of a pound coin... that is what creates the heat that shoots down an object. The developer didn't say that it can detect & shoot down an object the size of a pount coin.
And UK can't even launch Tridents from submarines. The percentage spent by Britain on defence has dropped rather than risen over recent years, from 2.14% in 2014 to an estimated 2.07% in 2023. The results can be seen, even with warships which always have problems. Luckily it has... lasers! 🙃
It won't spare even Hypersonic Missiles too as this DragonFire laser works at the velocity of the light💥 But key is to calibrate it with much more accuracy & much more energy
Mirror don't reflect all the light power in a first time and the angle to reflex exactly in the laser canon need to be "pixel perfert" it's impossible to predicte it and it's impossible to react because the velocity of the shot is to hight (sorry for my approximativ english)
Blue buildings not on fire What's up with the Maui fire conspiracies regarding the few blue umbrellas and the blue car not burning? and: CLAIM: A video of a laser beam starting an explosion at a gas station in Russia is an example of a directed-energy weapon in action.
Somewhat of a worry if they miss & we don't know where the beam finishes, please tell me someone has this figured out?. Fingers crossed as it's an amazing bit of kit.
Decades ago, during an A-level Physics class, I once commented that superconductors might play a role in battlefield laser weapons in future. "Ha-ha-ha! Battlefield laser weapons. Ha-ha-ha!" mocked my fellow students. Well, here we are in the future. I went on to become a beach bum. My fellow students went on to become science advisors to the Trump Administration. Matur Suksma, as we say in Bali.
@@BootneckAlphaKilo Modern drones are capable of carrying fairly heavy weapons, so I don't think this is a big problem. However, painting them with a reflective substance makes them more visible during the day, which is why Russia has painted its drones black for night attacks, making them harder to spot.
140 million to 10 pounds but need a fleet sized ship to have the energy to fire it well if it costs just 10 pounds then surely any elec meter in uk can fire this, logic deficit overload
These lasers will only get better ane become hugely valuable in the evolving threat of hypersonic nuclear missiles. If you were to attatch this laser to AI whicu can think anticipate enemy movements actions 10 seconds faster than a human, very real problem for the enemy to deal with.
quite a bit different than teslas this one is just for defense, that one was quite literally called a death ray that obliterated anything in its way LOL
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We would never know what weapons the brits and Americans really have unless war breaks out
100% - UK May seem week but imagine what the UK and the USA have been working on behind closed doors.
an thats a good thing as soon as it become known other countries will be able to do it in 1/4 of the time and cost. You should never give your opponent your winning card.
good enough to stop caring about the military or fork all haha@@B3ckShots
@@B3ckShots
The element of surprise is usually a good war tactic.
What they don't know doesn't hurt.
When they do eventually know, I'm sure it will hurt 😅
Russia and China are no match for the American military alone--not including the UK. The United States never needed to produce more, nor more powerful nuclear warheads than the Russians, because America has MIRVs that can go through an individual window of the Kremlin in just 8 minutes at anytime, 24/7. This is because the US has placed 95% of its ICBMs on Ohio Class "Boomer" intercontinental missile carrying submarines. In addition, the US also has nuclear warheads on sea launched Tomahawk cruise missiles also pointed at Russia and within just minutes of their strategic target 24/7. Moscow is always in the crosshairs of these boats. Putin is well aware of his feeble military in the face of what the US has. Add to that what Great Britain has and WWIII will be over in just 40-minutes and not 4-years like last time. Putin also is smelling the coffee right along with the blood and entrails of his KIA Orc soldiers that number half-million dead by now. Russian tanks are the laughing stocks of the entire world, along with Russia's Olympic Medals in the turret toss competitions.
Why is someone holding up a TV behind him? hmm maybe it's cheaper to hire someone on a zero hours contract than buy a bracket.
TV protestors, because of all the t'interweb smartphone hand dazzling usage, he’s trying to remind you theirs a world out there on the telly.. It's london ennit..
yea thats funny XD
They did not show the shark in the box shooting the beam from its head mounted laser canon.
Doctor evil is friggin awesome, I love you Micheal Myers’s
Huh…I remember a certain fictional empire getting their hands on a super laser…
All they need to do is not make a ventilation shaft that leads directly to the main reactor
"Bruh they hacking fr report them" some poor soul flying over that thing
Star Wars laser cannons are becoming a reality!
Yes
"You may fire when ready."
Styropyro made lasers like these in his basement 😂
Finally some actual futuristic stuff
This will save an absolute fortune. Given the cost of interceptor ballistics it is a great tool. A defence system to complement something like the iron dome would take away the economic attrition from defence rendering traditional ballistic attacks useless. I can imagine pairing this with AI and power systems to make a rapid fire array that will revolutionise defence. This could spell the end for traditional attacks in the future. Rogue states with large ballistic capabilities and drones could be almost laughable. A very effective defensive capability that is unlikely to cause any harm whatsoever. This is fantastic news. As a Brit it is a boost to see us leading in this area after successive governments have failed to invest in defence for so long now.
Frikken lasers
10£ per shot? Energy prices sure have soared😂
Considering how much power it uses per shot, 10£ per shot isnt that expensive. Its much cheaper than using missiles.
@@ryancapewell6504 Was that supposed to be funny or profound or something... What a load of meaningless nonsense.
@@ryancapewell6504 why did you send such a message? what you are saying makes no sense and has nothing to do with the cost. what are you talking about? war in ukraine? what does the cost effectiveness of an effector with that? laser shots are cheaper than missiles, and drones aren't worth the cost of a missile.
Better then 5k per shot with cannon shells
@@ryancapewell6504I'd let them do it for free it'd be so hot
I also read somewhere they also eliminate nucleair weapons. Is that thru?
Blow it up yea stopping the nuclear cloud from spreading no
Go UK!
👍👍👍💖
Video of the laser working is from 2017 !? (as per date on the monitors, and the computer gear on the desk is ancient)
Saw a video on why army aircraft still uses old tech.
Helldivers 2 Orbital Laser real
MAUI WILL NOT FORGET
What happened to the Rail gun? ...
It stayed in anime where it belongs.
They must have wasted millions developing that rubbish ....It reminds me of the Germans in World War 2 when they developed the Schwerer Gustav the railway gun which was only fired 47 times before it wore the barrel out....
In WWII Britain developed all kinds of crazy weapons that became the laughing stock of American generals. Then came the anti-mine flail tank. One of the main reasons why British losses on D-Day were so much lower than American losses.
@@love_it_to_deathI remember a documentary showing something called the
The Panjandrum a giant wheel that was supposed to blow holes in the German defenses, Powered by rockets which ended in disaster
Different application.
From technology of handphone, to touch screen panel to body heat scanner, to humanoid, android, cyborg ai, to head chip implant, to flying car n now to laser weapon, seems like all those fancy imaginations have come to real lives as in Star Trek n Star wars.. as the vulcan said: "live long n prosper".. 😁
They only to release footage to the public when there is something top secret thats 20 times better.
Yay! Laser weapons are here, been waiting for this since I was a kid.
you know everyone is gonna steal this technology or copy it at some point. its always the way
Take heed America, this is a BRITISH invention, don`t try to steel it like other BRITISH inventions.
They already have their own version.
You spelt steal wrong fella
yes don't hurt our alien friends :)
For anyone that retorted that the foil to this weapon is a mirror, I hate to break it to you, but high power lasers can punch through mirrors. No mirror reflects 100% of all light, it'll be in the high 99th percentile typically, but with a laser that has enough power, you can use the minimal percentage that doesn't get reflected to burn through whatever reflective material is used, be it aluminium, etc. Do you really think that they'd R&D something like this only to fall at such an obvious hurdle?
So no, we aren't seeing actual 'glitter bombs' as a countermeasure to this, ever.
Chilling
The beam is focused down to the size of a pound coin... that is what creates the heat that shoots down an object.
The developer didn't say that it can detect & shoot down an object the size of a pount coin.
So if you miss your target, the shot will go into universe until it hits something?
this will rendered Nuke's obsolete 🙂 welcome to the laser era, you can watch James Bond "The Golden Eye"
Drones are only the beginning, the real role of these lasers is to be able to destroy hypersonic missiles, with the help of AI
Isn't this the lazer that lit Hawaii on fire
Russia can't even fly a plane. Chill everyone!
And UK can't even launch Tridents from submarines. The percentage spent by Britain on defence has dropped rather than risen over recent years, from 2.14% in 2014 to an estimated 2.07% in 2023. The results can be seen, even with warships which always have problems. Luckily it has... lasers! 🙃
@@trumpforever6706 hey mate, hope you're well. your English is a bit strange? Are you Russian by any chance?
lol UK is in small league militarily no matter how hard you try to stay relevant@@andym4544
@@andym4544HES SPEAKING PROPER ENGLISH🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤡, are YOU russian by any chance?
@@andym4544defo a russki mate
All we need now is a directional mirror targeting array, a B1, and a whole lot of Pop Corn!
Lasers are best technology ever invented. We use them everyday in shops & in medical without realising
Everything that I thought wouldnt be possible is possible
US spends millions on rail gun GB hold my beer spends millions on laser
i hope it will not get into enemies hands
Never gonna happen. The CCP definitely won't hack the UK and steal the schematics and sell it to their criminal allies.
180 million is crazy
Спасибо на помощь Украине ❗❤ 🇬🇧❤
Everything might become a battle of getting line of sight first
OH Dr Evil would love this weapon....
Man… must be so cool ( in a way ) to work at MOD.. Future Tech
what countries else have laser guns like this?
israel of course.
USA probably has some in development too
Well if the mirror can take it, so can the drain. Made of what metal and wax?
140m is actually pretty cheap
Indeed.
Would it be able to take down hypersonic missiles?
I've wondered this. I don't think it would have to stay on it long enough to detonate, the heat would likely destabilize its trajectory.
Uses heat to destroy/damage targets. Missile casings generally are metal designed to resist high temperatures.
When your weapon is traveling at the speed of light a hypersonic missile wouldn't have a chance.
@@edwardpetersen3437 it would be cool to see it compared to a shaped charge.
It won't spare even Hypersonic Missiles too as this DragonFire laser works at the velocity of the light💥 But key is to calibrate it with much more accuracy & much more energy
Drones will just have to be equipped with laser mirrors then.
Imagine a mirror coated drone reflecting the laser back to its source :-))))))))))))))
Yep, drones will be made from reflective/chrome plated material a-la-Terminator.
Would that be a Taser on steroids
Mirror don't reflect all the light power in a first time and the angle to reflex exactly in the laser canon need to be "pixel perfert" it's impossible to predicte it and it's impossible to react because the velocity of the shot is to hight (sorry for my approximativ english)
Hilarious 😂 its a directed BEAM it will burn straight through 😂
Cool baby eco friendly weapons😂😂😂😂
Blue buildings not on fire
What's up with the Maui fire conspiracies regarding the few blue umbrellas and the blue car not burning? and:
CLAIM: A video of a laser beam starting an explosion at a gas station in Russia is an example of a directed-energy weapon in action.
Im waiting for deathstar and light sabers, maybe blasters.
If there releasing this outside of wartime, I can only guess what there working on behind doors
Its been around a while, just showing you now. Its an amzing bit of kit. Cant hear cant see it without ir and if you can see it you cant do fkall
Somewhat of a worry if they miss & we don't know where the beam finishes, please tell me someone has this figured out?. Fingers crossed as it's an amazing bit of kit.
What is your fear? Are you worried that it's going to hit the moon or something?
Nice. So if we’re attacked by a single one pound coin, we’ll be fine.
Just wondering. What if it hits a mirror?
Even the best mirrors only reflect a portion of light
Trying to reflect a military laser would almost immediately burn it out
Would probably just melt
Seven years bad luck.
So make the toys you don’t want to loose with a chrome mirror finish. Defeated.
Reminds me of Command and conquer Generals Zero hour laser army
Nuclear fusion? Laser weaponry? What's next power armour?
What about underwater missiles.
What if the targets have a laser reflective finish?
In future Particle Cannon is also possible.
enemies are now coating all their weapons in super tough diamond coated mirror reflective wraps.. bwah ha ha ha ha
What in the "weapons for UFO's" is going on here?
Could it destroy an enemy satellite ?
Hawaii, Canada, Chillie, Scotland next watch this space for "wild fire" warnings!
🎶Drones... Drones... 🎶Drones of the🎶 jungle... Watch out for that laser weapon 🎶
so when are we getting our personal flashlight i mean Lasgun then.
Maui has entered the chat....
Is that the new game changer? Everyone has this already. Where are your Trident missiles and rusted subs?😂😂😂
Nice try Ivan
We also have dogs. And bees. And dogs with bees in their mouths and when they bark they shoot bees.
Decades ago, during an A-level Physics class, I once commented that superconductors might play a role in battlefield laser weapons in future. "Ha-ha-ha! Battlefield laser weapons. Ha-ha-ha!" mocked my fellow students. Well, here we are in the future. I went on to become a beach bum. My fellow students went on to become science advisors to the Trump Administration.
Matur Suksma, as we say in Bali.
What if a drone is covered with reflecting surface which may have the capability to reflect the laser
90% of a lasers light can be reflected at the absolute most, so even a reflecting drone wouldn’t survive very long.
Show our enemies nothing
Keep this all classified !!!
What if You would chrome plate the entire drone?
It wouldn't fly due to weight?
@@BootneckAlphaKilo Modern drones are capable of carrying fairly heavy weapons, so I don't think this is a big problem. However, painting them with a reflective substance makes them more visible during the day, which is why Russia has painted its drones black for night attacks, making them harder to spot.
Maybe not us drones anyway😂@@BootneckAlphaKilo
what would covering an attack weapon with reflective material do to its radar profile?
140m pounds? Are these parts delivered by AliExpress???
looks like its hard to pinpoint the location of the laser.. xD
Its not visible to the naked eye, so for enemies to see this laser they will need the capabilities on drones,ships etc.
They need to get these to Ukraine ASAP, since Ukraine uses a lot of air defense missiles daily.
Even to this day Tesla is still pushing us forward.
Lasers heat up. How long between shots?
And how long from point of impact to detonation of missile etc
Keep comments respectful meanwhile two year old grown men run the world
Instead of installing them on ships I like them to be installed in orbit
Does it make a cool noise like Star Wars lasers ? Please tell me for that money they thought about that.
Carbon credits? 🤔🤣
Not as powerful as you think:)
powerful for defense not attack and defense is the main purpose of this to protect the British public :) or ukraine wherever these get sent to
140 million to 10 pounds but need a fleet sized ship to have the energy to fire it well if it costs just 10 pounds then surely any elec meter in uk can fire this, logic deficit overload
These lasers will only get better ane become hugely valuable in the evolving threat of hypersonic nuclear missiles. If you were to attatch this laser to AI whicu can think anticipate enemy movements actions 10 seconds faster than a human, very real problem for the enemy to deal with.
Fantastic
So the conspiracies are true
Thank you Mr. Nikola Tesla. You did it first
quite a bit different than teslas this one is just for defense, that one was quite literally called a death ray that obliterated anything in its way LOL
Send it to the Ukraine for some solid real world testing.
That's so cool
Star Wars baby
Star Trek dude.. 😁
Hopefully they didn't buy it from Wish.
Isn't there a risk of blowing up the moon. Earth needs the moon to moderate, stabilize earths tilt, tides, and not forgetting werewolves.
They reckon the dragon fire "laser" runs off 1 mug of yorkshire tea... 1 mugs worth can tek out fotty drones easy..
Hawaii
Amazing.... but are we not ment to be skint?
Yeah
This is bad bois. The future war is gonna be brutal.