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Iron BEAM Laser Schild van Israel ism USA, 1,2 miljard USdollar
Israel’s New $1.2 Billion Laser Will Be Nearly Unstoppable—And America Wants One, Too
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01) Interessant hoe het Militaire Industriele complex van Amerika en Israel dus op het allerhoogste niveau samenwerken, dus nu gaan ze samen werken aan Iron Beam, een schild tegen raketten dat met Lasers werkt, voor de korte afstanden en slechts 2 USdollar per schot kost.
02) HEt is duidelijk dat de sterkste zal winnen in dit konflikt en dit is ook hoe Dharti Maata, Moeder AARDE als principeloze HOER werkt en het zo wil denk ik. Wij zijn op een hele oorlogszuchtige planeet en elk jaar wordt er nu toch wereldwijd ruim 2000 MILJARD USdollars geinvesteerd in de ontwikkeling van wapentuig en hi tech wapensystemen en R&D, dus het is echt heel zielig.
03) Wij als machteloze burgers zijn dus Dubbelmachteloos, en de STAAT zal op den duur een dictatuur moeten worden om de oorlogsindustrie te kunnen financieren. De toekomst van de mensheid is toch oorlog en alle SCIFI films gaan toch altijd over HI Tech oorlogen, dus het is toch heel saai geworden om naar SF films te kijken, steeds bombastischer en technisch, fysisch totaal ONMOGELIJK, dus idioter.
04) Iron Dome van Israel heeft al aardig op een TOP capaciteit van ruim 99 procent effectiviteit gewerkt met supersonische raketten om aankomende raketten uit de lucht te schieten en nu komt dus Iron BEAM eraan met Laser Kanonnen ism USA militaire industriele complex. ONgelooflijk hoe religieuze oorlogen nu de militaire industrie en technologie dus verder laten groeien. Het hetero Geloof is OORLOG.... Hoog tijd nu voor een HOMO geloof dat misschien het einde van alle oorlogen zal worden........... ?????? haha haha
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Israel’s New $1.2 Billion Laser Will Be Nearly Unstoppable—And America Wants One, Too
This air-defense system never runs out of ammunition and can destroy threats up to 4.3 miles away.
By David HamblingPublished: Jul 24, 2024 2:55 PM EDT
IN AN UNPRECEDENTED NIGHTTIME ATTACK on April 13, 2024, Iran launched more than 300 drones and missiles at Israel. Simultaneously, Hezbollah fired dozens of Grad rockets at Israel Defense Forces positions in the Golan Heights. What followed was a barrage of missiles that met a wall of resistance.
Israel’s Arrow 3 interceptors hit ballistic missiles while they were still in space. At lower altitudes, David’s Sling missiles, which resemble the U.S. Patriot, took out even more. Meanwhile, U.S. warships and aircraft shot down some attackers. The last line of defense was Israel’s famed Iron Dome, a network of short-range interceptor missiles guided by radar.
Another important aspect is the cost per intercept. One Iron Dome interceptor missile costs $40,000–$50,000, according to Israel’s Institute for National Security Studies. While cruise missiles can run to millions of dollars, Iran’s long-range Shahed-136 drones are simple, low-tech machines costing less than $30,000 apiece. Hamas mainly relies on Qassam home-made rockets, assembled from industrial pipes and improvised explosives, costing less than $1,000 each.
“It comes down to a cost equation,” says Mark Neice, CEO of Directed Energy Consultants, an Albuquerque, New Mexico-based firm that provides technical consultations on high-energy lasers. “The current system is effective but it’s expensive. When you’re shooting off $50,000 missiles against $10,000 targets, how long can you sustain being on the wrong end of the cost curve?”
In 2022, Naftali Bennett, then Prime Minister of Israel, said that Iron Beam would cost just $2 per intercept, fending off any number of attacks at a negligible cost.
Iron Beam also reduces the risk of collateral damage. Interceptions often take place over populated areas, and the Iron Dome’s supersonic Tamir interceptor missiles weigh 200 pounds each; an engine failure or misfire could cause serious damage as a result. But a laser always goes exactly where it’s pointed, and will not fall to Earth somewhere unexpected.
IRON BEAM WAS SUCCESSFULLY TESTED in 2022, with deployment originally planned for two to three years later. To expedite that timeline, President Biden approved a $15 billion military aid package for Israel back in April, with $1.2 billion earmarked for Iron Beam. Earlier plans described this as R&D funding, but now the money is meant for procurement.
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29 July, 2024
Starwars was so prophetic, Sci-fi ideas no longer fantasy but are coming to real life with things ranging from droids and robots, laser weapons, hypersonic propulsion, super computers in a match box, holograms and maybe even fusion evergy; but humans will still be the same!! ????????
29 July, 2024
Everyone is talking about defense, which is important! No doubt! But I'm thinking about installing this on an airplane (along with the power generator it needs) and then you are truly unstoppable!!!
28 July, 2024
Israel has the best defense The Iron Dome and Iron Beam.
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