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This molten thermite drone ammo burns through damaged Russian tanks at over 3000 degrees to make sure they stay dead - MSNThe thermite ammunition weighs between 500 grams and 2.5 kilograms (1.1 to 5.5 pounds) and costs from 20 to 30 euros ($21 to 33 USD), depending on the variant.
Thermite, a mix of aluminum and iron oxide, burns fiercely at extremely high temperature. A new type of drone weapon is starting to make its mark in the Ukraine conflict, a munition well suited to ...
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Amazon S3 on MSNThermite Meets Negative X—What Happens Next?The King of Random experiments with thermite and a substance called Negative X to see what happens. Trump Burger's Kemah ...
Thermite can easily burn through almost anything, including metal, so there’s little protection from it. It was discovered by a German chemist is the 1890s and was originally used to weld ...
Thermite bombs have become a favorite weapon of Ukrainian drone operators, especially for demolishing abandoned Russian vehicles. X Twitter. Ukrainian Telegram channels reported that the combat ...
Using thermite for the cases shown in the video, makes no sense. I’m used to inspecting earthing on 132 to 400 kV equipment, and there is a bolted connection ALWAYS used.
Thermite fire will not destroy Russian positions, unless applied more intensively, but it will certainly strip away protective cover. Perhaps more importantly, ...
Thermite is illegal to make. Doing so in a post 9/11 world is a very bad idea. The fbi have electron scanning microscopes and could gain back data from almost any level of destruction; termite is ...
Thermite grenades can melt through artillery or vehicle components, rendering them inoperable. The Ukrainian Military Center reports that thermite is capable of burning through the armor of vehicles.
The thermite ammunition weighs between 500 grams and 2.5 kilograms (1.1 to 5.5 pounds) and costs from 20 to 30 euros ($21 to 33 USD), depending on the variant.
Thermite can easily burn through almost anything, including metal, so there’s little protection from it. It was discovered by a German chemist is the 1890s and was originally used to weld ...
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