A Phased directed energy beam emission

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The discussion centers on the concept of a "phased particle energy beam," with participants questioning its validity and scientific basis. Some argue that the term lacks clarity and may not have any real meaning, while others attempt to define it as a beam of phased energy with particle sources. The thread highlights a lack of reputable scientific sources to support the claims made about the concept. Participants express frustration over the quality of the initial inquiry, suggesting it lacks sufficient detail for meaningful discussion. Ultimately, the thread concludes with a decision to close it due to its nonsensical nature.
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How would someone go about to make a phased particle energy beam?
What are the physics behind it? Any research that anyone knows on the subject that I could take a look at?
Thanks
 
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acron said:
How would someone go about to make a phased particle energy beam?
What are the physics behind it? Any research that anyone knows on the subject that I could take a look at?
Thanks
What is a "phased particle energy beam"? It sounds to me like a group of sciencey sounding words that were thrown together but don't actually mean anything as a group. If you just say "particle beam", then a cathode ray tube qualifies: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cathode_ray_tube
 
wow, condescending much?
Phased particle energy beam means exactly that. A beam of phased energy with an embedded particle source. Compressed field laser with meson entropic properties.
 
acron said:
wow, condescending much?
No. You are mistaking frankness for condescention. I'll be more blunt: you need to put more effort into making a better quality opening post; explaining what you are looking for/asking about.

Note that googling the term yields exactly one hit: this thread.
 
acron said:
wow, condescending much?
Phased particle energy beam means exactly that. A beam of phased energy with an embedded particle source. Compressed field laser with meson entropic properties.

Sounds like trolling. You need to post some links to reputable scientific sources of information about what you are asking about, or this thread will be deleted as nonsense.
 
acron said:
wow, condescending much?
Phased particle energy beam means exactly that. A beam of phased energy with an embedded particle source. Compressed field laser with meson entropic properties.
The problem is that even "phased energy" does not mean much.
Unless you refer to some science fiction world, like Star Treck.
 
Sorry acron, we cannot help you here.

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