The Ray Gun In Action (CBS News) Video

Watch as David Martin gets zapped by a ray gun - a non-lethal weapon that could be used to disperse crowds and could save many lives in war zones. Martin's report airs Sunday, March 2, on 60 Minutes.

All you need is a ...
All you need is a reflective thermal blanket, the kind you can get for a few bucks at any army/navy store,? to deflect this weapon.

why?? all it does ...
why?? all it does is shoot a microwave that has the same resonance as water so the water particles in your body move and heat up. thats it.

your using youtube ...
your using youtube for all the wrong? reasons

me?
me?

I? do.
I? do.

The ray gun.. ...
The ray gun.. enough power? to turn half a city into some guy named Ray..

Wow a? new toy for ...
Wow a? new toy for the torturers.

That's probably ...
That's probably just a very small fraction of what it can actually do. Just imagine it burning a house full of insurgents or criminals. Its something I can see them using against people in a lot of scenarios. You? can't shoot a gun if you feel like you're on fire. They say they canceled the product...yeah right...lol...

what exactly does ...
what exactly does it do? Make your enemies stumble? That it? Doesn't seem as destructive as most? GUNS.

holy? f**king s**t. ...
holy? f**king s**t.....

@unamaxify It ...
@unamaxify It doesn't work by heating the upper layers of the skin. What it does it sends out microwaves at a frequency that causes water? molecules to vibrate. This vibration creates heat, and that heat is painful. The microwaves are very high energy so will go straight through anything except for thick concrete and metal. Understand?

@Heaney5551 Sorry ...
@Heaney5551 Sorry didn't mean to straw-man you. - Ok it's impractical to block the rays... the Ray-gun heats the upper layers of the skin and causes the nerve-endings to send intense pain to your brain. I have an? after-sunburn-gel that numbs for hours to alleviate pain, i put some on my hand and held it above the stove, i could not feel the heat even being really close, i also couldn't feel pinching. -> would that work against the ray-gun ?

@unamaxify No. ...
@unamaxify No. Please stop taking what I'm saying out of context and acting as if you have a quick fix for everything. If you have wet clothes on it will? still cause the water molecules on your skin to vibrate. The only reason it doesn't go through skin is that it is at a wavelength that is designed to reflect off skin. Covering in alumnium foil won't work either. Far too thin. As I said, the only way you can avoid this is a thick metal plate (or concrete) between you and the beam.

so all you have to ...
so all you have to do is have wet clothe on ? or be covert in Aluminium? foil. In the video the reporter suggested that the beam did not go through the plywood. - Somebody on another forum suggested to use a small quadrocopter with a thermite charge to melt the emitter, or kill the operator with a sniper-rifle

@unamaxify No that ...
@unamaxify No that won't work. Biker gear simply isn't enough. This operates at 95 GHz so will go straight through biker gear and vibrate the water molecules on the surface? of your skin. The only thing you could do to get away from this is put a metal structure between you and the beam. And obviously that's not very mobile.

@jkdbjjconnection ...
@jkdbjjconnection Actually no it doesn't. A mouse? cancer study was performed at two energy levels and exposures with a 94 GHz transmitter: a single 10 second, 1 W/cm exposure; and repeated 10 second exposures over 2 week period at 333 mW/cm. At both energy levels, no increase in skin cancers were observed.

Another weapon ...
Another weapon invented by psychopaths to protect psychopaths.. Perhaps an aluminium-covered shield would reflect? the microwaves. Wear a foil-covered mask with chrome-lens sunglasses fior face protection.

Basically yes. I ...
Basically yes. I don't want to give you a false impression, i'm not a hooligan who seeks protests just to provoke violence for the sake? of violence. I only have defence, no offence. I'm prepared to peacefully fight for my freedom but won't be intimidated by violence. I'm currently working on cheap & lightweight bulletproof pads for my m.bike armor. It already can withstand 6mm & 9mm rounds from low-powered hand-guns. I'm just preparing for a future that seems inevitable.

@unamaxify So ...
@unamaxify So basically, you're ready to be in a riot? at any time!?

@dblac74 No not the ...
@dblac74 No not the first time, but once you got "zapped" or "rayed" a few times people will adept: For example i have tazer-proof-clothes, gas & pepper-spray protection masks & light mountain-bike body armor in my car at? all times. I can supply 4 people.

@unamaxify? Yes im ...
@unamaxify? Yes im sure spontaneous rioters will have access to all that.

@ ...
@SuperEpicPancakeLOLz lol?

that guy probably ...
that guy probably just fried every? organ in his body

that guy probably ...
that guy probably just fried every organ in? his body

pack a punch??
pack a punch??

they say it doesn't ...
they say it doesn't penetrate the skin so just wear leather clothing, including leather mask, shoes & gloves (essentially biker gear) also a big satellite dish would reflect it back. it's electromagnetic waves so if you wear a fine woven mesh made from thin wire that would act as a shielding Faraday cage (just like the one in the microwave-oven door) - i think that if they use this weapon e few times, people will just make cheap protection gear -> hurray to the next arms race.? :(

InstaCancer...?
InstaCancer...?

@wwwtotalitaerde ...
@wwwtotalitaerde So? I guess I better train myself to resist the heat before they start using this against protesters.

@clonewars765 No I ...
@clonewars765 No I do.?

people? need 2 look ...
people? need 2 look n2 the smart meter. the microwaves big daddy now. military testing on it..can make the same effects. tested 4 use 2 make a enemy succumb and unable 2 fight back.