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Tesla's death ray

 Tesla's death ray 

The death ray of Nikola Tesla is purely a cathode ray, what hits the person. When the energetic electrons of the radiation would hit the cells. That radiation will destroy the DNA of the nucleus of the cell. And that thing makes the death ray so dangerous. 

When that kind of thing is impacting the human body, that causes the cell death of the cells around that area. So this is why people are calling cathode radiation by using the word "death ray". During the time of Nikola Tesla, the cathode ray was not a seriously taken weapon, because the electrons cannot travel long routes through the air. 

So the cathode tube must take near the victim. Still, death ray or weaponized cathode ray is one of the most feared things in the world. The cathode tube can put in the umbrella or the telescopic system, which looks like a radio array. The electrons will travel in the acceleration tube, and they can affect to target very quietly. The user of that kind of system can walk unseen and target that weapon to the victim. 

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And there are rumors that FSB and some Western security services have this kind of weapon. It would be the electromagnetic version of the umbrella-rifle that was used in the ricin murder of Bulgarian dissident Georgi Markov in the year 1978. But by using modern technology the death rays can be even more deadly than some umbrellas that are equipped by using cathode tubes. 

The nanotechnology allows making the small-size nano bugs or flying nanorobots, which can land on the skin of the victim. Then that robot bug will aim the cathode ray at the skin of the victim. And that kind of nanotechnical weapons can replace the nerve agents. Or they can also shoot ricin shots in the bodies of their victims. 

That kind of system is the most feared weapon that mankind can even imagine. And those nanorobots are the next-generation version of the Novichok, feared and a deadly nerve agent. The nanorobots are the ultimate tools, but they are also the ultimate weapons. And mass-use of those systems can make a similar effect with the old-fashion mass-destruction weapons. 

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