White Phosphorus: The Terrible Weapon All Nations Fear
White phosphorus causes fire and serious injury to humans. This is considered an incendiary weapon that works on the principle of chemical reaction.
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White phosphorus causes fire and serious injury to humans. This is considered an incendiary weapon that works on the principle of chemical reaction.
Adam Savage, one of the former MCs of the popular science show MythBusters, continues to surprise fans with his unique inventions.
Although developed in the early 1970s, to this day, the Stinger missile is still one of the fearsome weapons thanks to its high accuracy and versatility.
During the Song Dynasty, a weapon model similar to a biochemical weapon appeared. Not only can it explode, it can also emit toxic smoke, causing great damage.
A machine learning model using artificial intelligence (AI) technology has generated more than 40,000 virtual molecules that can be used to create chemical weapons
Nuclear bombs are not only destructive on the ground, but also blow deadly radioactive dust tens of kilometers into the atmosphere.
Japan's Kei Sato noted that BA.2 should not be viewed as a fork of Omicron and this variant should be monitored more closely.
Journalist Brent Eastwood writes in a 19fortyfive (US) portal post, the Japanese Nambu pistol can be called the worst in history.
The early stages of nuclear weapons development were marked by an arms race between the United States and the Soviet Union.
Here are brutal weapons that can injure even the most intrepid ancient warriors.
New York City (USA) has restored 'oyster reefs' in 5 counties, creating a surprisingly effective flood defense system.
Experts found many flat stones with sharp edges and clay balls that are likely to be precursors of later ninja weapons.
A small detail but makes experts say that 'the wisdom of the ancients is too sublime'.
With the original purpose of hunting, fighting against dangerous animals, weapons have been developed and improved throughout history.
Chinese researchers say they have built a prototype of a supersonic flight engine based on a NASA design