Yes. Energy weapons do exist. In the form of laser, gauss, electric, maser, and sonic wave tecnologies. Adolf Hitler was believed to have scientists create some sort of energy weapon called the "wunderwaffe" (vun-der-vaf) which is German for wonder weapon. But the Russians defeated the Nazis before the weapon was deployed, so no one kows if it existed. Also around this time, Nikola Tesla, a man who worked for the allies, claimed to have created an energy weapon called the "tesla cannon". But he lost the schematics and couldn't build it, so no one knows if this weapon exists either. But the weapons at the top exist. If you don't believe me, then look it up....punk.
The weapons exist.
Gold weapons do not exist unless they are ordered custom made
Nuclear weapons are weapons which are fueled by nuclear energy. Examples of weapons that can be fueled by nuclear energy are missile warheads and bombs.
No. We will always have some use for them.
Direct energy weapons are weapons that emit highly focused energy in the form of lasers, microwaves, or particle beams to target and damage enemy assets. These weapons can disable or destroy targets with precision and speed, offering unique advantages in terms of flexibility and non-lethality compared to traditional kinetic weapons. The development and deployment of direct energy weapons represent a significant advancement in military technology.
Light sabres are fictional weapons used by the equally fictional Jedi Knights. Such weapons do not exist.
Without energy you cannot move,think or even exist, the sun wouldnt exist, nothing would exist.
energy release aka yield
Satan
Well, weapons that do not use projectiles. Swords, clubs, daggers etc. Also energy weapons, like lasers.
Yes, energy can exist without matter. Energy is a distinct concept from matter and can exist in various forms such as light, heat, motion, or sound. In the absence of matter, energy can still propagate and interact with its surroundings.
Many believe that projected energy weapons will make conventional weapons obsolete.