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Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation. A means of creating coherent light by either driving an atomic or molecular transition in an optical cavity or firing a beam of electrons through an undulator.
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Laser induced explosion (detonation)
Of course, I have no background in physics which is why I came here, so I hope you could bear with me:
Assuming we have an incredibly powerful laser beam and a medium to sustain and deliver it, without … I've seen a claim that an incredibly powerful laser(during our discussion a fairly unfathomable 16RJ beam was a point of reference)would simply pierce through anything it comes in contact with and will …
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