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in Shepherd's novels they do burn thru the ice quickly, thus the ships spin *NM* imlad Send a noteboard - 20/10/2009 05:18:53 PM
I haven't done laser on ice experiments, but I would imagine that high power lasers as we are talking now, would cut through the ice at high speed.
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