China's new high-powered microwave weapon combines many small electromagnetic waves to make one large focused laser beam — much like the planet-destroying Death Star from "Star Wars." ...

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The Death Star from “Star Wars” would shoot a large focused laser beam composed of smaller beams, much like the new microwave technology developed in China. ©Walt Disney Co./courtesy Everett ...