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although probably not very effective. this is the most ethical method of warfare I have ever seen

This got me thinking, if we constructed powerlines with 3 towers in parallel with a considerable distance we could avoid arcing and have the potential to crank the voltage up almost infinitely for future energy demand

Can this be related to worthington jet in fluid dynamics?

Best explanation of Explosive Welding that I've ever seen.

How does the strength of this weld stand up against conventional welding? Like in arc welding with filler rods? And why would explosive welding be used instead of those other methods? Are there specific applications (for example, if you need to weld enormously wide pieces of steel together) that other methods cannot suffice?

Great video, thank you. I did not know about the wavy pattern. Im very curious as to how those patterns form exactly. Do the waves all propagate radially from the corner of ignition?

What are the spacers made of and what is their exact shape? Are there different spacers for different applications?

One of the best YT channels around.

Safety tip: Don't stand in the path where the molten jet of metal exits. Not even if you're in a tank. 😀

Wouldn't the spools need a special design so they unwind in the air? Or to be spun up before being deployed? And wouldn't just a few restarts of the power line purge most of the filaments?

But if you don’t cause destruction then Halliburton can’t come in after the war is over and rebuild everything. At a substantial cost of course. All those highly lucrative contracts to rebuild a country after a war would be lost and we can’t have that.

Yes freedom of speech, but you're an idiot to post this.

Retired engineer says: I've waited my whole life for this! It's something that comes up a lot, going back to WWII. Never have seen a picture even, or had a clear idea of what's actually happening. A picture would have been nice! SO, if I understand this, the tiny explosion shock just makes the bolt break? Nothing comes out? I've always imagined that there was you know, a flash and a bang. WELL! I learned something this morning, and the sun isn't even up. I don't need this information, but I really wanted it. The technician in me wonders if there's a special plug on top of the thing, or just some wires hanging out?

Did this narrator do some narration for DCS A-10?

I don’t understand how this would accomplish anything militarily other then creating a minor annoyance. Anything remotely important is going to have backup generators, hell most homes have at least a genset or two. This is very unlikely to actually destroy any grid infrastructure other then a few fuses that would be replaced in a few hours, so it would have to be used immediately before an invasion and even Joe Blow homeowner has a couple days of fuel for his genset, while critical things like hospitals and military installations have weeks or months of fuel on hand.

@0:49, Who tf still uses electrical initiators? Even the military has moved away from those over 20 years ago.

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I will know who to thank when the power goes out.

Explane this video to the fbi genius.

I think that your enemy would simply default to an EMP.

Hey feds.

bad sad should not show this

1999

don't use a .22LR with an Oil-Filter on the end of the Barrel to plink Transformers.

Your F-117 was unable to deliver its graphite bomb on target, due to being tracked with X band radar and ultimately shot down with a Soviet-era SAM.

Sounds like bullshit

like the chafe bombs in GW1

Sounds like advanced dress making to me. What an idiot.

Love your work, keep it up .

Don't use cassette tape for kite string.

ribbon from tape cassette...

Standard at Boeing

Do HESH Do HESH Pleasey Please.

Back in the 1960s, IBM had explosive links in their computers. If the electrical power went wonky, these links would go off to quickly shut down circuits and prevent further damage. If they went off, they would have to be replaced. That was an expensive and time consuming operation. In our lab there was an engineer who was on duty all the time the computer was on and his job was to shut the computer down if power went wonky before the explosive links were triggered. The good old days😂

We're on our government agencies' watchlist now 😂

why did this show up in my youtube feed

I really doubt the particle floating around would stay there longer than the recloser takes to close (typically 10-15 minutes)

1998 Malibu used this system, after warranty boom boom boom. Back to Honda.

Metallicized carbon fibers are controlled exports.

From the info on your video, I deduced that it was the SOFAR grid that is so extraordinarily sensitive, it picked up the implosion of the tiny OceanView submersible that was observing the Titanic that first confirmed the accident as such. The US military, Coast Guard, were the first to report an implosion, time and place. Whotta a great and powerful thing is this brilliantly-based network! The sub probably was coincidently close in depth to that special band of water when it happened making the sound carry far enough to be picked up by all 3 stations. All-in-all, this was a great eye-opening video that reveals how-the-h*** the military knows such things that for centuries before, people were just never seen again and no one knew what happened, e.g., submarines Scorpion and Thresher in the sixties.

TIL

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It would be nice if you could also add some real life photoes in your videos

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The "we are SOFAR, please pick us up" bomb.

*Didn't a test of that prove ineffective?* (Late 1970s)

Would aircraft only drop one or would they have 2 in case of malfunction

Civilians are the only real target in a military operation and any other conclusion is propaganda or psyop manipulation. Any military operation targeting non civilian onjectives are wasting resources and fulfilling the loss conditions. Also, this idea is beyond stupid due to the electrical potential of graphene and also that graphene floats in air... these actually use a molten copper "film" which melts the insulation and creates more effective shorts circuts. Think of it like a thin sheet of molten copper that solidifies quickly after wrapping around the lines. They arent effective, its best to just cut the lines. Sure this can cause some damage as fault prevention kicks in but they're not even 5% effective.

Neat.

Never let Mylar balloons with metallic fishline attached fly near power lines!