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Science & Technology
Engineers at Sandia National Laboratories have invented a bullet that guides itself to the target.
Sandia has wide expertise at miniature technology, and the bullet works like a tiny guided missile.
The patented design doesn't shoot straight. Instead of a spiral rotation, the bullet twists and turns to guide itself towards a laser directed point. It can make up to thirty corrections per second while in the air.
Jim Jones, distinguished member of technical staff, and his team of engineers at Sandia Labs think the .50-caliber bullets would work well with military machine guns so soldiers could hit their mark faster and with precision.
"We've tested gunpowders to see if we can get muzzle velocity for military interest," Jones said. "We've tested various electronic components to see if they would survive the launch."
The team needs a sponsor to take the prototype and manufacture it on a commercial scale. Research and development grants have taken the project this far.
Jones says it's about halfway through being fully developed for commercial use.
Reader Comments
Good to see tax payers dollars go towards global well being. Oh wait, this is the exact opposite. Fml
...that scientists consider this true science. Disgusting.
It's of what they call the pure sciences, application isn't the point.
I don't understand this technology!: if a target is stationary a cheap bullet is more likely to hit the target. If it is a moving target its unlikely a laser pointer will stay on the target all the time so the bullet is then only as good as the person aiming the laser. Sounds like a waste of time especially as most advanced armies are bound to develop material that disperses the light from a laser pointer.
Militaristic control-hungry regimes have always been a great source of funding for science research.
Probably only regimes that decide to depend on mind control rather than physical force spend more.
The darkest beings not only want to destroy and cause extreme pain, they want it done as optimally as possible..as Castaneda is telling us, the Predator is well organized and hard-working...And the people on Earth develop the great technological devices, but the said people are also completely blind and tend to mostly work for the devil... I hope those engineers don't kill themselves when some day they fully Understand what they have done, it will be a sad, sad day for them, unless they are psychopaths.
Sometimes when you are mad you are really mad
wtf