Top 10 Insane Sci-Fi Movie Weapons That Actually Exist In Real Life .

 

 

Everyone has seen Sci-Fi movies that contain the most absurd and powerful futuristic weapons; and everyone is likely in agreement that none of those weapons could ever exist. Then science came along and was like “Oh yeah?”, and proceeded to make said fantasy weapons. Here is one weapon you won’t believe actually exists now.

1.Self-guided bullet

The U.S. Sandia National Laboratories developed a new kind of bullet that could turn anyone into a sharpshooter in a moment. The four-inch projectile has small fins on its tails similar to a dart that can steer it straight toward the target. As long as you shine a laser beam to what you want to hit.The self-guided bullet was designed for DARPA's

2.Neuralyzer

Can you Guys Remember Neuralyzer from Men in Black is quite possibly one of the coolest sci-fi weapons. Not much bigger than a pen and able to fit in a jacket pocket, the nerualyzer is capable of wiping a human memory for as long as the user intends—just by using a flash of light. While we haven’t been able to create such a device yet but  New York researchers have created a new experimental drug capable of blocking PKMzeta—a substance the brain needs to retain most learned information. After it is administered, the drug can reach areas of the brain that hold certain types of memory associated with emotions and motor skills. The research is in its infant stage, and the drug has only been tested on lab rats. 

3.EMP Blast  

You might remember electromagnetic pulse (EMP) being used in The Matrix to stop the Machines and to bring down hovercraft. The idea of a weapon that can disable all electronic devices sounds like a terrifying creation of science fiction, but EMP does exist in real life, and it’s even more terrifying than we can imagine.A moderate EMP blast would destroy any nearby electronic devices. A blast directly above the United States could send pulses throughout the entire North American continent. It was reported that North Koreans were experimenting with Russian technology to create EMP weapons capable of disabling electronic military equipment.

4.Raygun

A raygun is a handheld weapon capable of shooting deadly particle beams. One of the first attempts to create a concentrated death ray was made by Nikola Tesla. His idea was to create a vacuum seal, then push a stream of air at a high velocity through the gun, creating so-called “high vacua.In recent a man was able to use an old TV screen to construct a concentrated “death ray” that reaches 1,090 degrees Celsius (2,000 °F) and is capable of burning through metal. If producing a particle beam is this easy, could the same death ray exist in the form of a handgun? It seems like this possibility could turn into reality sometime in the future. 

 5.Cyborgs

Cyborgs have been a terrifying feature of science fiction for as long as the genre has been around. But is it actually possible to create a “bionic man” with today’s technology? It’s definitely a possibility. Modern technology has already created bionic eyes and hearing aids. Now, Vanderbilt University has created a bionic exoskeleton for people with paralyzing spinal cord damage. The research is a breakthrough for medicine and science, and it also opens up for the possibility to create a walking, breathing, weaponizable bionic superhuman. 

 

 6.The laser injection

The laser injection isn’t so much a weapon as it is a cool new medical device. However, as with most useful things, they can be used for evil as well as good. Of course, the good people over at MIT who have been developing the laser injector don’t intend for people to use it as a weapon.You are probably wondering, what exactly is a laser injector? Well, its a device that painlessly and conveniently installs a laser beam right into your body, which you can then fire out of the palm of your hand at your enemies.

 

7.Powered Armor

The U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) and the Raytheon Company have made a robotic suit that makes people super strong. It multiplies lifting strength up to 20 times, and the U.S. Army hopes to use it for heavy lifting in the field.

 8.Time Machine 

Time Machine isn't a weapon, necessarily, but neither is a B-52 Stratofortress. The latter is a bomber, a delivery system for weapons. Likewise, if our future operates the way it did in the Terminator films, we might use time travel to assassinate future military leaders before they rise to power. Or perhaps we'll actually wage full-blown wars across four dimensions, such as the Time War waged between the Time Lords and the Daleks of TV's "Doctor Who."

 9.Lightsabers

We’ve all wanted a lightsaber at some point in our lives, right? Well, they may be a reality not too far off in the future. In September 2013, scientists from Harvard and MIT found a way to manipulate photons—particles that normally don’t interact with each other—into a photonic molecule.  To do this, the scientists pushed rubidium atoms into a vacuum chamber and allowed lasers to cool them at near-absolute zero. They then shot single photons into the atom cloud via laser pulses. Granted, the science isn’t quite ready to create an arm-chopping, light-beam weapon just yet, but it does prove that such technology is at least theoretically possible.

 

10.Fusion Reactor

The idea of harnessing a super-powered energy source in a small, contained space isn’t impossible with today’s knowledge. The fusion reactor from Spider-Man’s world may not be real, but the idea behind it is based on real-life science. The scary thing is that we’re not that far off from understanding nuclear fusion through a deuterium-tritium reaction. A deuterium-tritium reaction is the most conceivable nuclear reaction to attempt, since both deuterium and tritium are abundant. The fusion process involves bringing the two atomic nuclei so close to each other that they fuse together, but it requires temperatures of around 100 million degrees Celsius (180 million °F)

 

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