YouTuber Drake “styropyro” Anthony uploaded a video in which he built a laser gun some 20,000 times more powerful than the ...

The U.S. military is now one step closer to having a laser gun that can shoot down enemy drones in the blink of an eye. Boeing recently announced that its mobile laser weapon, dubbed the High ...

Laser gun: US Navy unveils new weapon In the meantime, less-powerful laser weapons will be rolled out "relatively soon," so members of the military can gain some experience before using the more ...

The United States Army is developing a powerful new laser weapon capable of rapidly firing metal-vaporizing pulses, much like a machine gun. The new weapon, called the Tactical Ultrashort Pulsed ...

The laser gun, known as a Laser Weapon System, or LaWS, is being tested aboard a warship in the Persian Gulf, he said. "It's working pretty well," Greenert said. "Lasers, I think, are a thing of ...

The US Department of Energy (DOE ... small targets containing hydrogen isotopes within a confinement chamber. The laser ...

TASS/. The US Navy said a laser gun placed at floating base Ponce in the Persian Gulf passed all tests successfully. The power of a pilot model of the laser gun is 30 KW, its development took ...

Video courtesy of the US Office of Naval Research. The US Navy has fired a laser gun from one of its ships for the first time. Researchers used the high-energy laser (HEL) to disable a boat by ...

Forget phasers on stun, American military and police forces are about to set their lasers on daze, with the launch of two new laser guns. The non-lethal laser weapons emit "eye-safe" (hmmm..

If their claims are true, it means that China has leapfrogged over the US in developing high-energy laser weapons that could be used on the battlefield. The capability China's military scientists ...

The Laser Weapon System or LaWS is a directed-energy weapon developed by the United States Navy. The weapon was installed on the USS Ponce for field ... For example, a LaWS beam director might be ...

This is what led [Dirk] to create human-powered, battery-free laser guns with software to track and display hits. In the image above, red laser hits on the target are detected and displayed on the ...