(An Important Read!) How Nanotechnologies Are Shaping The Future Of Warfare (Nanowerk)

ANA MARIA MIHALCEA, MD, PHD
FEB 3, 2024
This article is so important to read. It explains to the degree of which these technologies are not classified what can be done and how it works. When scientists tell you all about the benefits of nanotechnology, this is the dual military purpose aspect you need to know about. Note below polymers combined with Carbon Nanotubes ( which degrade to Graphene Oxide) include Xnylon and Kevlar ( both are polyamide polymer, which we found in human blood). Nano satellites are used for targeting ( what? humans? ), urban area warfare will include nanodrones. And Quantum Dots are used to protect satellites - what are Quantum Dots doing in the air and in space? Who put them there and are we inhaling them?

Oh and there is this:

“The darker side of application of biotechnology include the genetic modification of pathogenic materials including virus to cause bioweapons of mass extinction.”

My emphasis is added in bold.

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How nanotechnologies are shaping the future of warfare

Throughout human history, technological progress has been inseparably intertwined with advances in military weaponry. Through the ages we can see how new inventions revolutionized both the living standards of society and the advancement of warfare technology. The Stone Age, Bronze Age and Iron Age led to a progression of wooden, stone and metal weapons from arrows and bows to spears, axes, swords, chariots, and heavy siege weapons. With the invention of gunpowder in ninth-century China, chemical explosives entered the stage. While initially intended for use in pyrotechnics, it saw widespread use throughout the world in the development of small firearms and artillery guns. In the early 20th century, World War I became a flash point for the development of various advanced warfare technologies not only for ground wars (long and short range guns, tanks, chemical weapons) but also for emerging air forces (aircraft, helicopters) and navies (battle ships, submarines). The full-scale demonstration of these technologies appeared during World War II in addition to the development (and use) of the first nuclear weapons. The second half of the 20th century witnessed the moon race between the large superpowers USSR and USA, which led to the development of ever more powerful missiles. In addition, great emphasis was given to the development of ever more lethal weapons of mass destruction in the form of NBC (nuclear, biological, chemical) technologies despite a range of international treaties against the development and use of such weapons. This period also saw an increased emphasis on the development of protective technologies such as armour, camouflage, and stealth.

The rise of new technologies

More at this link:
https://anamihalceamdphd.substack.com/p/how-nanotechnologies-are-shaping?

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Many Blessings,
CrystalRiver