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As I get older, I really notice inconsistencies in movies.
Remember that scene with Tom Cruise in Mission Impossible (Ghost Protocol) cutting a hole in a window with a small handheld laser? Imagine how many watts that would truly take and then...the insane glare.
I'm sure more than a few people think that such a device actually exists. Theoretically, how much power would it actually take to cut a thick piece of tempered glass in seconds? 20 watts? 100 watts?
Remember that scene with Tom Cruise in Mission Impossible (Ghost Protocol) cutting a hole in a window with a small handheld laser? Imagine how many watts that would truly take and then...the insane glare.
I'm sure more than a few people think that such a device actually exists. Theoretically, how much power would it actually take to cut a thick piece of tempered glass in seconds? 20 watts? 100 watts?
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