-
never adopted (or even built) in real life, and
fictional boss-type
superweapons. The main
series of
games is set in "Strangereal", a
fictional universe...
-
recognized element of the Star Wars franchise. It
inspired numerous similar superweapons in
fiction as well as in
other Star Wars works. The 2015 film The Force...
-
early 2005 in the
Discovery Channel series Superweapons of the
Ancient World. The
producers of
Superweapons brought together a
group of
engineers tasked...
- al-Sadi (born
April 5, 1938), "the
organizational genius behind the
Iraqi superweapons program," was
Saddam Hussein's
liaison with the UN
inspectors in the...
- targets. V-weapons
formed part of the
range of the so-called
Wunderwaffen (
superweapons, or "wonderweapons") of **** Germany. As
early as 28 June 1940, a strategic...
- from past Ace
Combat games,
including historical events, organizations,
superweapons, and
original aircraft.
Bandai Namco ceased all of the game's services...
-
Independent Systems recruits Skakoan scientist Kul
Teska to
develop a new
superweapon,
prompting an
investigation by the
Galactic Republic, who
attempts to...
-
electrically conductive materials as part of a m****ive
electromagnetic superweapons program based around the High
Frequency Active Auroral Research Program...
- A
weapon of m****
destruction (WMD) is a biological, chemical, radiological, nuclear, or any
other weapon that can kill or
significantly harm many people...
- thought. At the 1934 occasion,
Tesla told
reporters he had
designed a
superweapon he
claimed would end all war. He
called it "teleforce", but was usually...
