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Create an 'artificial star' with four super strong laser beams
Called 4 Laser Guide Star Facility (4LGSF), it will be the world's most advanced laser system, simultaneously firing 4 22W laser beams with a wavelength of 589 nanometer…
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Instantaneous information transfer by laser beam
German scientists use lasers to instantly move information from one point to another without changing the material and losing energy.
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The laser is capable of heating up to 15 million degrees Celsius
A new high-intensity laser can heat matter at a temperature of tens of millions of degrees Celsius as in the solar core for a fraction of a millionth of a second.
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The first time the scene of the laser moving in the air was recorded
By using a speed camera of approximately 20 billion frames per second, scientists have returned to the video for the first time to show a laser beam moving in the air fo…
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South Africa developed the world's first digitized laser
Researchers at the South African Research Council for Science and Industry (CSIR) have developed the world's first digital laser.
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The 'new eye' for fighter jets
With the advent of a new laser line, fighters can identify potential hazards, such as arsenals at long distances.
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Laser beams help the aircraft fly all year round
The unmanned aerial view became more apparent after Lockheed Martin, the US military hardware corporation, experimented with rechargeable laser technology. Test flight t…
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Laser gun suppresses riots
British police are about to test a shoulder-loaded laser beam that can dazzle the messenger.
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The world's first laser anti-laser tool
US scientists have successfully developed the world's first laser-based tool. This tool has the ability to absorb or destroy laser beams.
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Laser beam burns the plane to dust
The US Navy has turned four unmanned APs into ashes with a laser launcher in a recent test.