http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/wor...head-taunting-armed-troops-laser-pointer.html
The questions that come to mind are:
1. How far was the guy from the troops?
2. How powerful was the laser?
Here's what most of us would agree on:
1. Sniper rifles are rarely accurate beyond one mile, especially if the target is moving. Regular military-issue weapons have even lower accuracy.
2. An adequately powerful green laser can cause flash blindness at several miles.
3. Most bullets travel below 1 mi/s, while light travels at about 186,000 mi/s.
The questions that come to mind are:
1. How far was the guy from the troops?
2. How powerful was the laser?
Here's what most of us would agree on:
1. Sniper rifles are rarely accurate beyond one mile, especially if the target is moving. Regular military-issue weapons have even lower accuracy.
2. An adequately powerful green laser can cause flash blindness at several miles.
3. Most bullets travel below 1 mi/s, while light travels at about 186,000 mi/s.