While it may only be able to shoot a few cans right now, we certainly wouldn’t want to be in front of [Jason]’s fully automatic Gauss gun capable of firing 15 steel bolts from its magazine in less ...

Much like rail guns, gauss guns rely on a series of magnets to accelerate objects — the difference being that these guns transfer force through the magnets themselves, converting the stored magnetic ...

Occasionally we come across a piece of information which reminds us that, while flying cars are still nowhere to be found, we’re definitely living in the future. Usually it’s about some new ...

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Science is to the point today where we can build tiny nano machines that are capable of being injected into a human body. The challenge now is to make those tiny machines usable for treating different ...

GaussPistol.com is home to the GP-219, a home-made Gauss Pistol that makes no noise when fired. The gun comes with a built-in laser pointer, along with a slew of other features. Two Coils are used in ...

Gauss Guns are often a thing of fiction. While they have been designed, achieving their aim is difficult due to the size and energy required to fire them. For those who are unaware of what I mean when ...

A recent article over at SCLegacy.com delved into the mechanics of the Gauss Rifle used by Marines in the StarCraft Universe. Known only as l33telboi, the 23 year old electrician student from Finland ...

Well, Patrick Priebe might have outdone himself with this one. In the past, the German cyberpunk weapons-maker has brought us such creations as a wrist-mounted mini-crossbow, a laser-sighted ...

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