Moderne Waffen gut erklärt

[Nicht Sicher]

"Anal ballistischer Körper mit einer Länge von 3.3 Metern"
Hat die automatische Übersetzung während des russ. Videos ausgespuckt, haha.

Danke an den Mod, der die Überschrift nach meinem Vorschlag geändert hat! Das passt in der Hinsicht nicht so zum Thema Erklären, aber doch zum Thema Atomwaffen. Richard Fenman bei seiner Arbeit in Los Alamos.

Sehr beeindruckend aber auch sehr amüsant!



Bei der Blaupausen-Geschichte habe ich mich selber erkannt ...

[Merkelraute]

[Differentialgeometer]

Physik ist gemein, ich weiß. Die diskriminiert ja sogar Neger und Moslems...

?! Warum?!

[Maitre]

?! Warum?!

Dunkle Objekte heizen sich in der Sonne schneller auf. Das ist diskrimierend!

[Ansuz]

Interessante Meldung bei Reuters. Fettung von mir:

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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - James Taiclet, the new chief executive at Lockheed Martin the Pentagon’s largest weapons supplier, is keen to use 5G networks to bolster the militaries’ autonomous capabilities, he told Reuters in an interview following the company’s earnings announcement on Tuesday.


Lockheed raised its full-year profit and revenue forecasts on Tuesday as the U.S. weapons supplier overcame coronavirus-driven supply disruptions in its aeronautics unit that makes the F-35 fighter jet.
The new CEO of the jet and missile maker told Reuters in his first interview since taking the job, “in some ways the military application of 5G is simpler than the commercial application,” he said.

He envisions a future where half to three-quarters of military vehicles are autonomous, and a robust 5G network is the backbone of that fleet.
“We’re trying to make the programs and platforms better, and make them distinctively better versus our peer group by getting out in front of the networking side of this much more quickly,” he said.
During a post earnings conference call with investors Taiclet gave the networking plan a name: “I’ve got an idea called 5G.mil that we’re going to try to figure out.”
Taiclet was head of American Tower Corp, a real estate investment trust that leases out cell tower space to communications companies. He became CEO of Lockheed in June. He was previously on its board of directors.
He succeeded Marillyn Hewson, who held the top position at Lockheed for six years. She is now executive chairman of the board.
During his time at American Tower, the mobile communications industry grew and American Tower expanded its footprint both domestically and internationally through organic growth as well as acquisitions.
On the call with investors, Taiclet said he could explore acquisitions during an economic downturn.
Taiclet, a former U.S. Air Force pilot with the call sign “Cheetah23”, had worked at Honeywell International Inc and United Technologies Corporation.

[Schwabenpower]

Interessante Meldung bei Reuters. Fettung von mir:

[Links nur für registrierte Nutzer]

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - James Taiclet, the new chief executive at Lockheed Martin the Pentagon’s largest weapons supplier, is keen to use 5G networks to bolster the militaries’ autonomous capabilities, he told Reuters in an interview following the company’s earnings announcement on Tuesday.


Lockheed raised its full-year profit and revenue forecasts on Tuesday as the U.S. weapons supplier overcame coronavirus-driven supply disruptions in its aeronautics unit that makes the F-35 fighter jet.
The new CEO of the jet and missile maker told Reuters in his first interview since taking the job, “in some ways the military application of 5G is simpler than the commercial application,” he said.

He envisions a future where half to three-quarters of military vehicles are autonomous, and a robust 5G network is the backbone of that fleet.
“We’re trying to make the programs and platforms better, and make them distinctively better versus our peer group by getting out in front of the networking side of this much more quickly,” he said.
During a post earnings conference call with investors Taiclet gave the networking plan a name: “I’ve got an idea called 5G.mil that we’re going to try to figure out.”
Taiclet was head of American Tower Corp, a real estate investment trust that leases out cell tower space to communications companies. He became CEO of Lockheed in June. He was previously on its board of directors.
He succeeded Marillyn Hewson, who held the top position at Lockheed for six years. She is now executive chairman of the board.
During his time at American Tower, the mobile communications industry grew and American Tower expanded its footprint both domestically and internationally through organic growth as well as acquisitions.
On the call with investors, Taiclet said he could explore acquisitions during an economic downturn.
Taiclet, a former U.S. Air Force pilot with the call sign “Cheetah23”, had worked at Honeywell International Inc and United Technologies Corporation.

Das wäre aber leicht angreif- und sabotierbar. Wie soll das eigentlich im Feindesland funktionieren?

[Haspelbein]

Das wäre aber leicht angreif- und sabotierbar. Wie soll das eigentlich im Feindesland funktionieren?

Herzlichen Glückwusch, Deutschland ist unangreifbar!

[Ansuz]

Das wäre aber leicht angreif- und sabotierbar. Wie soll das eigentlich im Feindesland funktionieren?

Gute Frage. Ob es sich um reines Säbelrasseln handelt, kann ich derzeit nicht einschätzen.

Man könnte , solange Details unbekannt sind, jetzt erst mal eine wunderbare VT daraus basteln - irgendwas mit Huawei und China! (In Erinnerung an das Theater um 5G/Huawei). Moment, da muß zwingend noch Putin und russische Häkker rein. Und natürlich noch was mit der pöhsen Strahlung und Chemtrails.

[Ansuz]

Herzlichen Glückwusch, Deutschland ist unangreifbar!

Endlich habe ich verstanden, warum seit Jahrzehnten von Digitalisierung nur geschwafelt wird, aber nicht wirklich etwas gemacht wird. Dito für die Energiewende, die eine sichere Stromversorgung erfolgreich verhindern wird.

Nur zu unserem Besten! Wie konnte ich nur diese weise Voraussicht unserer größten, besten Gottkanzlette aller Zeiten übersehen.

[Süßer]

Das wäre aber leicht angreif- und sabotierbar. Wie soll das eigentlich im Feindesland funktionieren?

Sagt dir Konsul etwas? Da wurden sogar Ersatzteile bei bedarf über die Fronten hinaus ausgetauscht.