/k/ - Weapons

>>612422

i think anno didnt want to say nukes because japs dont like nukes, so he said theyre non nuclear

>>612515

sauce? there are tons of well-liked anime involving nuclear weapons

the point of N2 technology is that it has the same destructive power as nuclear bombs without all the dirty radiation

>>612422

Antimatter is the most common explanation. It's possible that the greater understanding of physics from the Eva project also led to humanity being able to produce and contain antimatter more easily.

I always wondered why the N2 missiles were so fucking huge, and launched from such close range. It could be that they are just a shitload of conventional explosives with a big engine strapped to it.

>>612422

Octanitrocubane, maybe? Perhaps Heptanitrocubane?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Octanitrocubane

The problem with antimatter explosions is that since the energy comes from the annihilation of the reactants, there's relatively little matter left over from the explosion, leaving you to rely on the ambient matter (nearby atmosphere) to absorb the energy of the reaction and turn that into a blast. As a result, antimatter explosions are underwhelming for the amount of energy released; most of it comes out in the form of radiation. Sure; you can irradiate the hell out of stuff with antimatter weapons, but you're not going to get the big theatrical explosions. Even a highly energetic antimatter explosion is like a firecracker compared to a comparable amount of conventional explosives.

That's my understanding, anyway.

>>612626

Not knowledgeable on gundam, but if the geometry is correct on an ax head it can cleeve metal if there is enough mass behind it and leverage in the appendages. Making would do fuck all to help amplify surface pressure since all it does is weaken the edge geometry, but I guess if it was plausible the temperature would be low and only high enough to over heat anything absolutely sensitive to heat like liquid fuel, gas, and circuitry.

>>612559

i'm doubtful, there wasn't really that much mention of Eva project furthering understanding of physics as much as that of spirituality or whatever other mumbo-jumbo that AT-field nonsense was supposed to be. reminder that it took the entire energy grid of japan just to produce a positron beam that could only defeat Ramiel by outsmarting it. besides there aren't that much more ways of containing antimatter besides magnetic confinement IRL. AT-fields possibly could contain them since they're seen to interact with matter but it's said in the anime that nobody knows how to make artificial AT-fields yet. so unless they were rather foolishly using fragments of an extra Longinus Lance or something to produce AT-fields for the bombs i don't see how anti-matter could have been used in Evangelion.

>>612560

probably not. the missiles seem to have the same explosive yield as just the standalone bomb so they are probably designed the same way as a regular missile, with the length being the fuel and the nose being the actual N2 warhead. (the nose of the N2 missiles is only a bit larger than the N2 bomb)

there is no way that conventional explosives could produce a blast wave as seen in the first episode, barring likely impossibly-advanced thermobaric weapons

>>612621

i don't know. most modern missiles are designed to be flak or air-burst but both the N2 missiles launched in the End of Evangelion don't detonate until a few seconds after impact with Unit-02 so i'm not even sure what kind of explosive they're supposed to function as in the first place.

and you're right about anti-matter being pathetic in explosive yield, which i guess is another thing to consider. N2 weapons were detonated in space and are seen producing expanding glowing spheres of gas. even inefficient fission weapons wouldn't visually produce more than a momentary flash in space so they are most likely chemical-based weapons.

>>612648

Could also just be some kind of superalloy with a retarded red hot edge retention and the like.

>>612696

From your description it sounds like a Fuel-Air bomb but wrong. As in, the Fuel and Air are in the bomb, not just the fuel like in a regular FA bomb. Never watched Eva though. So question, does it say they can't make any artifical AT field or can't make a stable one? Cause if they could make a device that made an unstable wave, expanding outwards with no containment, you could get that cloud of gas you were talking about (depending on what particle is making up the wave).

>>612707

>As in, the Fuel and Air are in the bomb, not just the fuel like in a regular FA bomb.

i was considering this tbh, what if N2 weapons are just regular thermobarics next to high-pressure oxygen?

>So question, does it say they can't make any artifical AT field or can't make a stable one?

the anime says that research and development of artificial AT fields were underway but they didn't get any further with it before Evangelion's version of the end of the world. i don't want to get too deep into discussing the science of AT because that's a whole speculation-heavy tangent of its own, but basically all you need to know is that they are fields emanating from all living things (it isn't cleared up what is considered "living" and what isn't). humans (and presumbaly? possibly? all animals) really have very weak AT field and things like Evangelions, Angels, even the Longinus Lance have very strong AT-fields (or sometimes anti-AT-fields. no idea how they're different from regular at fields). once again the details aren't clear but radiation pressure isn't necessary to get an expanding cloud of gas. however what i find interesting is that explosions in space typically become pretty much invisible almost instantly and expand at a constant rate while the N2 detonations in space kept glowing for a good while and expanded at a decelerating rate.

>>612707

>>612714

i forgot to mention, Evangelions and Angels can manipulate their AT-fields at will. for example they can focus it all anisotropically in one spot to act as a shield against an incoming projectile, laser, other AT-field, etc.

>>612422

>that they could be anti-matter weapons

Doesn't that completely defeat the purpose of not using nukes?

>>612621

>there's relatively little matter left over from the explosion

That's also the case with hydrogen bombs though. Even though the vast majority of the bomb's mass is not annihilated it's really fucking negligible compared to the yield of the bomb and given that H-bombs are always used as high altitude airburst it plays no fucking role at all in the destruction of the target.

Its a shitty anime the people who write these dont know anything about anything, they are autistic shutins. Hayao Miyazaki had to bring a dog in to show his artists how a canine mouth functions, because none of his artists had ever seen a dog. This is how isolated and limited the average asian ant person is.

You think they understand or care about even basic physics in a giant robot anime, a genre started by retards in 60s wearing spandex suits and smashing model scale cities?

>>612905

That's not fetishising boats. That's fetishising animu grills in boat cosplay.

>>612921

Still more competent than actual women in the Navy.

>>612855

why would it? fission and fusion weapons create tons of super-harmful free neutrons and spew un-spent radioactive dust all over the place, while anti-matter weapons are 100% efficient and produce nothing more than enormous amounts of x-rays and gamma rays as well as probably a bunch of neutrinos

>>612885

>Hayao Miyazaki had to bring a dog in to show his artists how a canine mouth functions

sauce? i'm already laughing like a retard, i need to see this

>>612937

>>612937

>free neutrons and spew un-spent radioactive dust all over the place,

You grossly overestimate the fallout of these. There's nothing "clean" in the gamma and x radiation, which is the primary destructive power of the bombs, as a matter of fact they are the primary cause of irradiation of the afflicted area. The bomb's matter in the aftermath is at the very worst 20 tons of hazardous isotopes spread in a fuckhuge area.

>>612857

actually a considerable amount of the damage done by pure fission or fission-fusion bombs actually comes from the kinetic energy of the fragments of material that didn't undergo fission/fusion.

>>612885

who cares? we already know that artists are typically dumb as rocks when it comes to science. it's still fun to theorize.

also the animator for the fight scene near the ending of the End of Evangelion movie did a really good job carrying the natural momentum and g-forces of Unit-02's movement and its affect on Asuka, the pilot, among other things. probably the pinnacle of animation in the /m/ genre. i'd post the video but it's more than five times bigger than the max filesize and im too lazy to compress it

>>612889

hot

>>612905

>tfw no warship giantess to invade your coastal homeland and dominate your people

feels bad

>>612929

made me kek

>>612943

gamma rays and x-rays may not be clean in the moment but they are a lot cleaner than neutrons in the long run since electromagnetic radiation on its own can't cause atomic nuclei to mutate

>>612942

It was the movie with the wolves, princess whatever.

Buy the CD with the directors commentary, and it's about 45 minutes in. Hayao tells the story himself so you can enjoy it.

The scene where the princess puts her arm in the giant wolfs mouth, and the wolfs lips sort of drape across the arm…. Hayao had to bring a dog and show it biting a stick so the artists could see how a dogs lips work.

All of them had previously only drawn dogs in simplistic ways, where the lips are just a line.

>>612422

what you should really wonder about is why it nge is such a terrible and blatant ripoff of other shows while being most well known for incredibly 1-dimensional faggotyass characters and neither of the main 2 girls are best girl

>>613087

You can't talk shit about something that doesn't exist

>>613038

>find a few second clip out of a hour and a half long documentary for me leaf-sama

>also webm it

Come on…

>>613172

>>613087

This is now a Red vs. Blue thread.

>>612905

I want to headpat the fubuki.

>>613078

SPOILER WARNING: She battles against an entire US-carrier fleet at some point.

>>613266

Did you mean to post Hikari there? Because that's acceptable. No one is claiming Misato wasn't a drunk slut though didn't she only have one known boyfriend? I got really pissed at that show and never rewatched

>>613217

i didn't say that

>>613240

that's not really a spoiler. now i'm just even more excited to read it once i get the time

>>613262

>alcoholic

>roastie

>dirty all the time

>lives like a pig

>daddy issues

>pedophile

haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

>>613266

i don't understand that tweet

i dont know shit about this tard normalfag anime except that tsuyu is a hot fuck

>>612422

Kool thread idea, antimatter is what I want to say too.

Any chemical reaction that could produce an amount of energy comparible to a nuke would probably start some fission/fusion as a byproduct. Maybe a different explanation would be like lightning, produce such an absurd amount of electricity that everything in the surrounding area turns to plasma instantly. Then thermal expansion creates the blast..

Another meme scifi idea would be a super high power electromagnetic field. Take some superconducting magnets and some mythical batteries that have insane amounts of energy and make the whole thing repel itself. The heat generated frome the fragments traveling at a fraction of light speed in the atmosphere would turn them to plasma instantly. Then we are in the same situation as the lightning idea.

>>613449

shit i never considered using weaponized electromagnetism besides lasers and rail-/coil-guns

is it possible though?

>>613449

why does your flag say unknown

>>613217

If you weren't willing to support your statement you should not have stated it. Not that I don't believe you, because I watched Mononoke, but come on, man. This is basic shit.

>>613450

It actually is possible, If you take a coil of copper wire and discharge a bank of capacitors the size of a microwave oven through it. The coil will repel itself and send bits of copper everywhere at high speed. The problem is the energy density/peak energy output of the power source. If you had something that could discharge as quick as the capacitor while holding the total power of a battery you could make coils explode and also make really good rail guns which would probably be the first application of such technology.

>>613452

Because 8chan doesn't know where I am.

>>613455

>Because 8chan doesn't know where I am.

how? you're not using tor

>>613457

Some IPs also get the unknown flag, idk m8. I'm on a vpn btw.

>>613318

>pedophile for wanting a horny, willing teen

Oh burger-sama whatever will we do with you? to the gas chamber with you

>>613318

>pedophile for wanting a horny, willing teen

Oh burger-san whatever will we do with you? to the gas chamber with you

>>613306

What the fuck, I thought this post didn't go through. I refreshed the thread and it wasn't there. Fix your fucking shit codemonkey.

>>613454

Prove that you watched Moononoke. If you made statement you have to prove it. Also prove you are really you, and not an impostor.

The fuck out of my replies with this mickey mouse bullshit, I said where I got it from to the minute.

>>613318

>tard normalfag anime

It's undoubtedly normalfaggy but it can be very entertaining, the protagonist is rather likable and it's full of best girls, at least design-wise. I was hyped at the beginning but kinda lost interest after they stopped putting their memesong in dramatic battles. The worst part of it it's that's a major fujoshit-magnet.

>>613642

Tbf Misato was by far the most emotionally stabilizing factor for that crybaby faggot within that dysfunctional pseudo-family clusterfuck.

>>613681

>fujoshit

im not familiar with this term

>>613702

Largely like tumblards only more obsessed with man-on-man gay shipping.

>>613710

i see now, what japanese word is it derived from?

>tumblards

lmao

>>613713

Rotten girl.

>>613752

no i mean whats the actual word in japanese

just "fujo"? is it a pun lol

>>613759

Fujoshi

http://www.yourdictionary.com/fujoshi

I should not have to hold your hand for this.

>>613087

>dont talk shit about rei

Stop being obsessed over your mom.

It's anime. Stop being retarded and thinking it's deep because the team were high as fuck.

>>612626

Heat hawks are probably the way they are to give a reason why they can clash with the beam saber when everything else gets cut up. Whatever material it is has to be heat resistant enough that plasma can't melt it.

The heat hawk would of been designed for anti-ship combat not anti-MS. If we use the Origin as our starting point then they made full halberd style heat hawks to cleave ships in 2. If I was bullshitting it I would suggest that it's heated so that when you lose your impact hit you can still cut through the rest of the ship. One of the biggest problems with the Z'gok's MSV was that it would punch into a ship and then be stuck there. The unit would go up with the ship as it had no way to detach it's self. Getting your axe stuck in a ship means you're useless at that point. Make it heat up and it can still melt it's way free

>>614522

>It's anime. Stop being retarded and thinking it's deep because the team were high as fuck.

nigger, did i say that the team knew jack shit about physics? we're speculating just for fun. go to youtube and search [game] theories. do you think half those devs ever intended for their franchise to be interpreted that way?

Why didn't they move the thing that would cause another impact to Mars?

>>614665

I assume he means putting Lilith onto a Soviet relativistic nuke cannon followed by shooting her into space?

>>614679

don't you mean adam? isn't lilith non-existent at the time NGE takes place?

>>614665

The thing the angels tried to get to even to the point of reenacting Armageddon.

>>614686

you mean the black moon? isn't that already destroyed? as in, i thought the geofront was the hole left by the black moon vanishing from earth

>>612422

wiki says they're concentrated EMPs