20 Most Feared Weapons in Ancient History

Ever since Oppenheimer invented the nuclear bomb, we’ve all been fearful of the myriad of unknowable ways in which technology could reinvent the scale and scope of what weapons can achieve, and the damage they could unleash. But if you want to be really spooked you shouldn’t look to the future, but rather the past. These are the 20 most feared weapons in ancient history!
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[@iwinnimi]

I love my slings. I make concrete balls with an ice cream scoop as I don't have much clay or rocks. You can even bring it on an airplane. I haven't joined any of the online slinging competitions with clips from practical paracord. Maybe when I am better at it.

[@Baldiviesoje]

Can you upload a video of dogs that are nightmares for wild animals pls

[@jdhenry6300]

Interesting about weapons of the past.

[@punkr0ckgurl75]

Mythbusters tested it a couple times and Archimedes death ray and it never worked

[@firearmssanctuary2448]

it has been proven that the archimedes' heat/death ray was absolute nonsense. even using more modern parabolic mirrors it failed. to achieve what history claims it would take like 5-10 thousand people aiming a parabolic mirror like 3 x bigger then themselves at the exact same point. as the farther you get from the mirror the more heat is lost, easy to test yourself get a parabolic mirror and see how weak it is outside of the close by focal point. much like a magnifying lens very short range.
the only way to make it work with limited refractors is to have a bunch of frensal lenses focusing a ton of sun light into a tube of very strong focusing lenses and even that would be hard to achieve and aim.

[@carstensommer1315]

The Scary Clickbaits

[@ricahaurymn]

none, I prefer flails

[@thabangntobeng2602]

yes!!!!first one here😁

[@Kanarka1]

Out of 1 in 10 minutes. CONGRATS!!!

[@LiamYoung-jx9vv]

3rd

[@jonellis3021]

Is the narrator AI or is he simply unable to read/ speak English?

[@em1osmurf]

the horrible mispronunciations here