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Director, Defence Materials Centre of Excellence job with University of Manchester - Vimarsana News

Director, Defence Materials Centre of Excellence job with University of Manchester

Director, Defence Materials Centre of Excellence job in Greater Manchester with University of Manchester. Apply Today.

Source: theiet.org
This laser weapon can destroy drones, hit coin from a kilometre, single fire costs... - Vimarsana News

This laser weapon can destroy drones, hit coin from a kilometre, single fire costs...

This achievement opens the possibility of using low-cost laser systems as alternatives to expensive missiles for intercepting targets like drones.

Newly declassified footage reveals Britain's deadly DragonFire LASER weapon that can blow up drones and hypersonic nuclear missiles at the speed of light - and for just £10 a shot - Vimarsana News

Newly declassified footage reveals Britain's deadly DragonFire LASER weapon that can blow up drones and hypersonic nuclear missiles at the speed of light - and for just £10 a shot

In these secret trials at the MOD's Hebrides Range, the system proved so accurate it could hit a £1 coin half a mile away, with each 'shot' said to cost around £10.

Xielo Maruziva: Police 'heartbroken' as river search in fourth week - Vimarsana News

Xielo Maruziva: Police 'heartbroken' as river search in fourth week

Leicestershire Police says the search for Xielo Maruziva is "dedicated and extremely complex".

Source: bbc.co.uk
DragonFire: UK tests a laser weapon that can hit a coin from a kilometer and costs just Rs 1,000 for a single fire - Vimarsana News

DragonFire: UK tests a laser weapon that can hit a coin from a kilometer and costs just Rs 1,000 for a single fire

The UK's Ministry of Defence (MoD) has successfully tested its first-ever laser weapon, named "DragonFire," designed to target and neutralize drones. The tests demonstrated the weapon's precision, with the ability to hit a coin from a kilometer away. DragonFire offers a cost-effective alternative to traditional missiles, with firing costs equivalent to using a heater for an hour, typically less than £10 per shot. While the weapon will not be immediately deployed, it marks a significant advancement in the UK's military technology and capabilities, with potential future deploymen...