To: libh8er
“Common sense tells me no man made EMP can be as powerful as a jolt of lightning “
Yep. Another goodie: If EMP can take out all things electronic and electrical, just how did we capture in video, sound, and electronic measurements EMP in the first place? Wouldn’t EMP have destroyed those things?
Yet, airplanes flew, ships sailed, and electronic measurements were recorded.
12 posted on
05/14/2017 8:45:14 AM PDT by
CodeToad
(If it weren't for physics and law enforcement, I'd be unstoppable!)
To: CodeToad
Yet, airplanes flew, ships sailed" The ships were made of wood and the men were made of iron.
20 posted on
05/14/2017 8:48:07 AM PDT by
outofsalt
( If history teaches us anything it's that history rarely teaches us anything)
To: CodeToad
Check out the information on the
Starfish Prime Nuclear Test. It caused electrical problems in Hawaii over 900 miles away. This was in 1962, I'm just speculating here, but circuits are much smaller and I think more susceptible to EMP effects if not properly shielded.
41 posted on
05/14/2017 9:01:37 AM PDT by
Sawdring
To: CodeToad; libh8er
92 posted on
05/14/2017 9:42:32 AM PDT by
HLPhat
(It takes a Republic TO SECURE THESE RIGHTS - not a populist Tyranny of the Majority)
To: CodeToad
Film cameras and vacuum tube based electronics.
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