In a 2002 Jeep Grand Cherokee 4X4 the drive shifter has 4HI part time and 4HI full time. What is the difference between those and what specifically are they used for?
First you would have to come up with a mirror that would holdup under the heat created by the speed missiles travel. Vet-USAF
A intercontinental ballistic missile or (ICBM’s) has to travel fast and high up in the air almost sub-orbit. I don’t think they have materials that are reflective that could withstand the strain that the missiles endures once airborne.
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In short, yes, putting mirrors on a rocket would make the laser useless. But there are a few things that should be qualified. Mirrors may not be able to withstand the launch of the rocket. Also, the wavelengths of different lasers may be different, and different wavelengths are reflected by different types of mirrors. So if you put one type of mirror on your laser, it would still be susceptible to other types of lasers. There are very few materials that are reflective over large wavelength ranges, and these materials may be too heavy to put on a rocket. And finally, even a really good mirror does not reflect all the light, so if the laser were powerful enough that the non-reflected portion was enough to start to heat the mirror, you would expect the mirror to begin to lose its reflectivity. As it becomes less reflective, more energy will be absorbed and it will heat even faster. Eventually the mirror may fail all together. But yes, mirrors are a simple way to protect things from lasers and the military is looking into this type of mirror technology.
Ha, who is going to put mirrors on there, Paris Hilton?
