Expecto ballbearium!
this post was submitted on 24 Jun 2025
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preformed fragments. that's what i'm going to be calling vindaloo curry hereon.
If this is meant to be used in space, wouldn't it just blow you backwards?
That's why you have two, and you fire them in opposite directions simultaneously.
That's a problem for marketing.
No it's not.
It is when I have the marketers stand behind me during product demonstration so that the transferred momentum propels them to their rightful place in the cold infinite void
So you're saying I'll get blown? 😳
Backwards. It will put it back in instead of making it come out.
Personally I've always wanted to try thermite powder out of a shotgun
Boo it uses some kind of proprietary power supply cable.
How am I supposed to repair this thing when it breaks?!
…space suit power supply? The fuck is this for?
When the Soviets finally make it to the moon.
Moon's haunted.
Wait! What is that wire antenna thingy on that guy's helmet?
The Blish Coil was a proposed device for armed US personnel in the event of hostilities on the moon or in space. [3] American war planners at the time were worried about the possibility of the Soviets weaponizing the noosphere. [4] [5] Ultimately no working prototypes were developed. [6]
It looks like a kind of shotgun designed for use by astronauts.
I know, but why?
Have you seen Iron Sky?
In case they needed to fight cosmonauts would be my guess.
In case of moon bears
If u dont hit, no problem the pellets come around next orbit
Don't even need a real hit, even just a graze exposes them to the cold vacuum of space.
Assuming it doesn't cause a spark and ignite the pure O2 of your suit.