USCG investigating laser-beam strikes on vessels in Chesapeake Bay - Splash 247
Looks to me it's a single individual.
Looks to me it's a single individual.
USCG investigating laser-beam strikes on vessels in Chesapeake Bay - Splash 247
Looks to me it's a single individual.
USCG investigating laser-beam strikes on vessels in Chesapeake Bay - Splash 247
Looks to me it's a single individual.
It's obviously someone trying to prove the earth is flat. :na:
That'd be some dumbass shit pointing lasers at boats.
It's obviously someone trying to prove the earth is flat. :na:
You mean the earth isn't flat?
It's not really a matter of whether it could disable the boat, more a matter of why an adult with that dull and immature to go about doing that. That'd be about as dumb as a full grown adult thinking it's funny to shoot people in his swimming pool with a airsoft gun.Hi,
I think its hard to believe that a laser strike can disable a captain at the helm, besides there are at least 4 or more personnel in the wheel house to take over the helm and these vessels are under an auto cruise. And these vessels weigh hundreds of tons and maximum knots are way below 30 knots if less in a channel heading out the the major shipping channels. Even if there was another vessel in the way it would take these huge vessels at least 15 min to slow to a stop or more . So basically its nothing like striking an aircraft that is moving much faster . But trying to locate the origin of the beam is a must for the safety of the crew. But then again people are ignorant and thats been proven time and time again. Hey maybe it were some vikings trying to swag a ship for booty.
Rich
Metagyrate diminished rhombicosidodecahedral shaped, loosely speaking.
Actually lasers are banned completely at Ocean City Maryland.No more beach beams I guess. Other people's children...
What next, astronaut temporarily blinded by laser space maniac. :thinking: