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Alternate history: Hypothetical Axis victory in World War II
© A S☫heil presentation; First published 2015; Updated version 2016
Introduction
What if before 1945, the Third Reich and the Nipponese Empire did merge their independent and uncoordinated space programs.
The two Axis powers' exclusive game-enders will first be discussed, then a hypothetical commonly developed Weapon of Mass Destruction (WMD) key to an Axis' total victory over the Allied powers will be analysed.
Furthermore, the pivotal role of the Manchukuo puppet state and Guangdong region under the control of the Nipponese Empire in this untold Weapon of Mass Destruction (WMD) arms race will also be clarified.
Table of Contents
Part 1
Background: The Opening Solar Concentrator
© A S☫heil presentation; First published 2015; Updated version 2016
Introduction
What if before 1945, the Third Reich and the Nipponese Empire did merge their independent and uncoordinated space programs.
The two Axis powers' exclusive game-enders will first be discussed, then a hypothetical commonly developed Weapon of Mass Destruction (WMD) key to an Axis' total victory over the Allied powers will be analysed.
Furthermore, the pivotal role of the Manchukuo puppet state and Guangdong region under the control of the Nipponese Empire in this untold Weapon of Mass Destruction (WMD) arms race will also be clarified.
Table of Contents
Introduction
1. Background: The Opening Solar Concentrator
2. The Third Reich's game-ender, the Manned GEO Solar Concentrator WMD
Hint at future spacesuit's lineage
Human Spaceflight Bottleneck
3. The Empire of Japan's game-ender, the Near-space Directed Energy Airship WMD
Imperial Japanese Army Noborito Laboratory Museum
Imperial Japanese Army Noborito Laboratory activity timeline
3.1. Directed energy weapons
3.1.1. EMFs weapons
Principle of Anti-Aircraft EMF weapons: Air Ionization and breakup
Second Naval Technology Factory Ushio Laboratory ruins
Feasibility of radio frequency ranged imagery
3.1.2. Uchūsen weapons (宇宙線兵器)
Yukawa’s meson exchange interaction for the nuclear force
The World Final Race Theory
Official Hint: 1942 New National Anthem of Manchukuo
-神風 Glossary
-Year 1942 in pop culture
--Stalin V Martians
--1942 Paranormal War (2005)
Nipponese developments in remote sensory transmissions
Pre-WWI Nipponese neuroscience research
Nipponese neuroscience research on the human central nervous system in the 1940s
Feasibility of studying the ionizing radiation effect on the human central nervous system
3.1.2.0. Airborne field particle accelerator
Main Mods unlocked by Riken
3.2.Hint at Nipponese attempt to develop nuclear power plants
Feasibility of airborne nuclear electric power plant
3.3. Nipponese Near Space Airships
Discovery of Kamikaze Divine Wind stratospheric current
Nipponese space weather in the 1940s
3.3.1. Nipponese unmanned stratospheric airship
Nipponese developments in remote controlled platforms
The Imperial Japanese Army Nagayama radio controlled prototype tank
Japanese guided missiles
Fu-Go
3.3.2. Hint at future Nipponese manned stratospheric airship
Nipponese space medicine in the 1940s
Human spaceflight bottleneck
Feasibility of manned stratospheric flight
Hint at future Nipponese manned stratospheric super-heavy airship
Napoleonic airborne UK landing operation concept circa 1802
The Class Struggle Period in Victorian era's Literature
Feasibility of controlled Divine Wind navigation
Feasibility of manned stratospheric super-heavy airship
3.4 Nipponese stealth super-heavy airship
Fictitious 1945 INSF Admiral logbook
4.1. The Germano-Nipponese game-ender, the Orbital Directed Energy WMD
Feasibility of upgraded A-4 engines
4.2. Bonus strategy: Post 1945 Axis victory with Trojan horse in outer space
Part 1
Background: The Opening Solar Concentrator
Yang-Sui (阳燧) Solar Ignitor, World’s Oldest Solar Device
During the sixth century BCE, Confucius wrote about the common use of curved mirrors shaped from shiny metal to concentrate the rays of the sun for making fire. These became known as yang-suis – translating to solar ignitors, or burning mirrors.
According to the great philosopher, upon waking up the eldest son would attach a solar ignitor to his belt as he dressed for the day. It was his duty to focus the solar rays onto kindling to start the family’s cooking fire.
According to another early text, the Zhouli, which describes rituals dating far back into Chinese antiquity, “The Directors of the Sun Fire have the duty of transferring with burning mirrors the brilliant flames of the sun to torches for sacrifice.”
Although scholars found over the years many ancient texts discussing solar ignitors, the discovery of an extant yang sui eluded them for centuries. Quite recently came the Eureka moment. Digging up a tomb that dated to about 3,000 years ago, a team of archaeologists found in the hand of a skeleton a bowl-shaped metal object. While the inner side could have passed for a wok, the exterior trough had a handle in its center. That’s what caught the eye of the two archaeologist in charge of the dig, Lu Demming and Zhai Keyong. They immediately brought the relic back to the local museum and ordered its specialists to make a mold from the original and then cast a copy in bronze.
After polishing its curved surface to a high degree of reflectance, the inquisitive archaeologists focused sunlight onto a piece of tinder just as the eldest son would have done so many years past, and in seconds the combustible material burst into flames. “This verified without a doubt that the purpose of the artifact is to make fire,” Lu and Zhai later wrote, assured of having found the oldest solar device in the history of humanity.
Now that the world could see what a real yang-sui looked like, museums retrospectively identified 20 more previously unclassified objects as solar ignitors. Multiple molds for turning out yang suislater found at a Bronze Age foundry in Shanxi province, close to the first find, suggest a mass market once existed for them. In fact, yang suis were probably as ubiquitous in early China as are matches and lighters today. The yang sui “should be regarded as one of the great inventions of ancient Chinese history,” remarked its discoverers, impressed by the ability of their forefathers to figure out the complex optics for such optimal performance so early in time.
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