Everyones got this... It was obvious
this post was submitted on 17 Apr 2025
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This isn't just jamming signals, it's microwaving the electronics from a kilometer away so it will work against fibre optic controlled drones as well
"invisible radio wave"
Whed have radio waves not been invisible to the naked eye?
I am assuming undetectable waves. That is the enemy won't know where the waves are being fired from or even that they are being fired at all.
Light is also an electromagnetic wave, just like radio
I think it was just emphasizing that it's an invisible weapon, not quantifying.
I hope you know them all, man
Oh, you didn't have to edit your comment. I was joking and didn't meant to shame you. It's good for building vocab for us ESLs so I did appreciate it.
I just edited it to fix a typo (emohasizing)
In the beta test of Earth. Luckily they realised how much that fucks with us and reverted the change.
this makes me nostalgic for r/outside.
What? You don’t have Doppler vision? Pffff.
This is massive. Hope the detail leak so we can use this in the revolution.
UK tech is always invented by weirdo boffins in a shed so they already told everyone in the local how it works.
Step 1: take the magnetron out of a microwave oven
Step 2: ...
So when can we start shipping them to Ukraine? Even from a selfish perspective its a perfect environment to field test this.
I would imagine that a demonstration unit has already been sent
Warzone's always the best environment to test new battlefield systems.
Look at the difference in technology between the beginning of the first world war and the end. We started off with essentially standing in fields shooting each other over distances you could spit, and ended up with tanks. The second world war gave us nukes.
Will probably have AGI battle droids by the end of this war.
Nah, interesting point from Issac Arthur that the dumbest AI always wins assuming both are complex enough to do the job, the dumb one will have less processing delay to make each decision.
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