technology in all fields of society has become a big attraction to many people. military technology is trying to improve your military status and to intimidate your enemy. law enforcement technology is their to help improve the safety and assurance that innocent bystanders are not harmed while trying to pursue the perpetrator. public technology has been a big attraction to many people; but has also caused big problems to today's society. public technology such as computers and tablets have taken a hold to some people and took them away from their responsibilities. some people choose to play on there gadgets than go to work,( this applies to the younger generation). the technology of today is there to help many companies.
The Real Life "Iron Man Suit"
The real life iron man suit is being made in Tampa Bay Florida at McDill Air Force Base. The U.S. military team overseeing the development of a high-tech armor super-suit for elite U.S. Special Operations troops has launched a new competition, pitting private corporations against each other to improve situational awareness for commandos while they are wearing night vision devices or other optics.
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Essential Question:
Has military technology has had a positive or negative effect on today's society?
I think that military technology has had both a positive and negative effect on today's society because with the biological warfare that'll be a negative effect. It could cause problems with other countries attacking us with the same stuff and it could cause problems with radiation and death everywhere. A positive effect was that the Iron man suit protecting our military forces into being stronger faster and immune to bullets! But no flying sadly. It has night vision, able to see through walls, super strength, and like I said immune to bullets.
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"Biological Warfare"---Kyle Austin
Biological Warfare- the use of toxins from biological origin or microorganisms as a weapon of war.
Ex.) Bubonic plaque, arrows poisoned with animal feces, and small pox.
History of Biological Warfare
Attempts to use biological warfare agents date back to antiquity. Scythian archers infected their arrows by dipping them in decomposing bodies or in blood mixed with manure as far back as 400 BC. Persian, Greek, and Roman literature from 300 BC quotes examples of dead animals used to contaminate wells and other sources of water. In the Battle of Eurymedon in 190 BC, Hannibal won a naval victory over King Eumenes II of Pergamon by firing earthen vessels full of venomous snakes into the enemy ships.
During World War II, Japanese forces operated a secret biological warfare research facility (Unit 731) in Manchuria that carried out human experiments on prisoners. They exposed more than 3,000 victims to plague, anthrax, syphilis, and other agents in an attempt to develop and observe the disease. Some victims were executed or died from their infections. Autopsies were also performed for greater understanding of the effects on the human body.
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Aspects of Biological Warfare
Biological warfare weaponry is inexpensive compared to nuclear weaponry, nuclear weaponry can destroy all life on earth, biological warfare will only hurt humans and animals ;biological warfare does not effect plants and earth itself. You can control how deadly the agents is and you can also choose how suffer able you want the agent to be. Nuclear warfare will kill fast but you will suffer alot. biological warfare is 5 times more inexpensive than nuclear warfare, you can buy 5 biological warheads for every one nuclear warhead.
Introduction of technology
technology in all fields of society has become a big attraction to many people. military technology is trying to improve your military status and to intimidate your enemy. law enforcement technology is their to help improve the safety and assurance that innocent bystanders are not harmed while trying to pursue the perpetrator. public technology has been a big attraction to many people; but has also caused big problems to today's society. public technology such as computers and tablets have taken a hold to some people and took them away from their responsibilities. some people choose to play on there gadgets than go to work,( this applies to the younger generation). the technology of today is there to help many companies.The Real Life "Iron Man Suit"
The real life iron man suit is being made in Tampa Bay Florida at McDill Air Force Base. The U.S. military team overseeing the development of a high-tech armor super-suit for elite U.S. Special Operations troops has launched a new competition, pitting private corporations against each other to improve situational awareness for commandos while they are wearing night vision devices or other optics.
Essential Question:
Has military technology has had a positive or negative effect on today's society?
I think that military technology has had both a positive and negative effect on today's society because with the biological warfare that'll be a negative effect. It could cause problems with other countries attacking us with the same stuff and it could cause problems with radiation and death everywhere. A positive effect was that the Iron man suit protecting our military forces into being stronger faster and immune to bullets! But no flying sadly. It has night vision, able to see through walls, super strength, and like I said immune to bullets.
"Biological Warfare"---Kyle Austin
Biological Warfare- the use of toxins from biological origin or microorganisms as a weapon of war.
Ex.) Bubonic plaque, arrows poisoned with animal feces, and small pox.
History of Biological Warfare
Attempts to use biological warfare agents date back to antiquity. Scythian archers infected their arrows by dipping them in decomposing bodies or in blood mixed with manure as far back as 400 BC. Persian, Greek, and Roman literature from 300 BC quotes examples of dead animals used to contaminate wells and other sources of water. In the Battle of Eurymedon in 190 BC, Hannibal won a naval victory over King Eumenes II of Pergamon by firing earthen vessels full of venomous snakes into the enemy ships.During World War II, Japanese forces operated a secret biological warfare research facility (Unit 731) in Manchuria that carried out human experiments on prisoners. They exposed more than 3,000 victims to plague, anthrax, syphilis, and other agents in an attempt to develop and observe the disease. Some victims were executed or died from their infections. Autopsies were also performed for greater understanding of the effects on the human body.
Aspects of Biological Warfare
Biological warfare weaponry is inexpensive compared to nuclear weaponry, nuclear weaponry can destroy all life on earth, biological warfare will only hurt humans and animals ;biological warfare does not effect plants and earth itself. You can control how deadly the agents is and you can also choose how suffer able you want the agent to be. Nuclear warfare will kill fast but you will suffer alot. biological warfare is 5 times more inexpensive than nuclear warfare, you can buy 5 biological warheads for every one nuclear warhead.