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Rockets leave a hot stamp through the atmosphere when
launched, but the MSP does not.
Rockets attempt to hit quickly, while the MSP quitely and slowly
reaches its target.
Rockets and torpedoes are limited to one element that they
pass through. The MSP knows how to get to it's target silently
and perhaps slowly moving through multiple elements. It can
climb, fly, float, submerge and even dig underground.
This stealth bomb brings itself close to the enemy in stages.
Version II then goes all the way into their tent or into the
cockpit, finally catching the guy and changing his personality
into a cooperative and happy person through some sort of drug.
The last stage that I just described is for version two. Version
one is just a conventional weapon. The novelty of this horrible
idea is how the weapon reaches its target.
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//The novelty of this horrible idea is how the weapon reaches
its target.// It is indeed. I look forward to your explaining
how it does this. |
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Err, the Michigan State Police might sue for copyright... |
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Fishbone awarded, to be withdrawn on the happenstance that a mechanism should drag itself out of bed, wash behind its ears, iron its uniform, and present itself for inspection. |
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//Terrain vehicle launches itself// well, to heck with you and all your
country's negotiators - I'm opening diplomatic relations with your
weapons stockpile. |
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So a bit like a member of the special forces, a spy, or a civilian with something hidden under their jumper? |
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At some point, small autonomous drones should be able to crawl, or fizz in on rotors, way under any effective radar, and deliver all manner of payloads right into the heart of nearly any hardened installation. |
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Whst if we extended the idea title by "Vomiting"? It might give it
more technical focus, though fewer military applications. |
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