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lol Yeah, I do love me some good ol' fashioned, Buck Rogers-level death rays. Fallout 4 was lovely for it. I'll admit, I'm a sucker for some Tesla legends. Pretty sure he was far and away ahead of us because he understood electricity and magnetism in ways we are only just beginning to discover...

Please forgive my lack of maths, which would likely answer many of my questions. How hard is to make a maser compact? Why is this so? Also, how far are we to being able to produce UV diodes? I know blue was a huge technological leap. I am guessing that producing beams of more exotic frequencies...

An agent? lmao No, not I. I agree with pretty much everything you said. I'm an air rifle fan, myself, simply because it keeps the government out of my business. Especially the big calibers like the Umarex Hammer .514 and the AEA Terminator. What about pushing the beam frequency way past visible...

To build a prototype to patent it and be the first to create a mass-production home defense weapon that reflects our bleeding-edge technology, made for the public sector. It's not like there's any laws against posessing lasers of mass destruction, and Raytheon is way ahead of the curve. Also...

(1) I thought they made lenses specifically for putting multiple beams into one beam configuration...? No idea what the terms would be, and apologize ahead of time for my inelegance in description. What about modifying the aluminum heat sink with precisely machined fractional angles for each...

So, I'm new to lasers. I get the idea behind them, and understand the most basic of concepts, but the technicalities and components are, so far, above my head. However, I've watched more than a few StyroPyro videos (especially his laser cannon ones before YouTube got paranoid) and can't believe...