Inventors of Different Weapons 

*invents the compass - doesn’t explore the ocean * invents the printing press - just makes copies of old literature

Ancient Chinese alchemists accidentally discovered gun powder and they used it in ceremonies to scare away evil spirits. The West wrote world history with it! 👍🏻

​@@beniciounfiltered7861 bro, look at the comparison of Columbus' ships and Chinese ships from the same era (The Chinese destroyed their ships later because some Chinese emperor had such a whim)

That technology went to china from India... Deepawali tye festival of lights hs been celebrated with fire crackers long before many civilisations existed

@@user-jn7bq8wh1e who introduced the horse, chariot, and Sanskrit to India?

Too busy in the kitchen 😂😂😂

​@@ShakirFarah_2024I'm surprised there are no 1st degree peoples answering you lmao

Circa 4000 BC. Inventor: God Eternal Heaven

@@TheRealKingKapow what are you saying

@@gsnakes8990 women were invented circa 4000 BC. The inventor is God He was never born and will never die And his home country is heaven

You're right it was a big team but all credits was given to Oppenheimer

And Albert Einstein (jew)

@@dataillusionyet you give credit to about 6 Russians for the tsar bomba

Are you mad that you lost the war?​@@gennarovishonyshchuk9699

Oppenheimer was a Jew too​@@gennarovishonyshchuk9699

😂😂😂

I don't get it

Like your mother 😂😂

మేడం క్యూరీ

Bro thinks women cause trouble (They don't do that in real life)

also to add: the revolver wasnt invented by colt nor was it invented in 1836. it was actually invented by a guy named samuel pauly from switzerland who also invented the centerfire brass cartridge. cant find a year where he made his patent but forgotten weapons has a vid on it.

Not sure about that UAV, FW-190 had wersion with attached other plane, that was used as suicide bomber, but pilot was in fighter. Both inventions are from WW2, which was first?

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@@hvnterblack actually that one doesnt count because the mistel bomb was unguinded on final aproach. but it was actually controlled by the mother ship during the flight.

​@@KaibunTheGreatand? So?

Didn't work as well as modern ones though

@@drwaffle5754 obviously not but it had its uses

Greek Fire had been lost for centuries

Greek fire was a fire that would burn no matter of what. Its just not a "flamethrower". It's just a even if not a ordinary, fire.

​​@@AlexandrosofSpartayeah greece made this but cant beated ottomans

There's a lot of errors in this 😢

He cannot use that certain Flag due to censorship reasons

ok anf

and

@@Killer_uv1 and* 🤓

I think Explosives are also a type of weapon

Explosive Weapons

Samsung tanks especially

@@dataillusion Explosives may be a part of weapon, not really weapon by itself (without any way to initiate them they are totally useless in combat).

Anything can be a weapon, just some are specified to be weapons, explosives would be one of those inventions if you are talking about certain types.

I came here to say this exactly. Hence why we have the Nobel peace process becuase the inventor of dynamite saved countless lives in the mining industry.

​@@themasterninja110er... no - Nobel also invented a range of propellants for artillery and it was their use In WW1 that so horrified him that he instituted his Prizes. I used to work in his biggest UK factory.

ironically the guy almost gave up because the substance was to dangerous but he kept trudging along, and now we use his invention for countless things

​@@helpmaboabbnobel died before ww1

@@A._H you are quite right. Perhaps the Franco Prusssian war. He certainly did have an armaments industry.

He started the Toxic gas project in 1894 it became successful in 1914

​@dataillusion But it's not true. If it was, how on earth would you even be alive?

it is a rifle but it uses arisaka cardridge ( a bolt action rifle ) but the other gun uses a 9x19 bullet so technically the first fully assault rifle is the mp18

Still need men to make women pregnant

Predecessor to the modern assault rifle since the fedorov avtomat used the full sized caliber 6.5x50 Arisaka so it can’t completely fill the role of an assault rifle. It probably would’ve been closer to the role of the BAR as a automatic rifle instead.

I though the first one was chauchat

@@BobbyLovesOranges that’s an lmg

@@crystalmath4145 oh k i forgor

That is just an automatic rifle, like the Madsen, Chauchat or the BAR. Fedorov himself on his notes on the few prototypes he tryed on WW1 wrote it was best fitted to be used same as the Chauchat due to how hard was to control it on close combat with the full automatic fire enabled, he wrote the best use his gun can get was to set on the edge of a trench and open fire to large concentrations of incoming troops during enemy's trench raids, hoping some of the bullets hits something, just like the Chauchat, Lewis or Madsen on that time, but with even less control due the rifle being lighter but still firing full powered rifle cartridges. PD; Even Fedorov himself also wrote his intentions of naming his gun something like "Lighter hand machine gun" in russian, maybe that's why very few were made, and production ended just on time from when they got an actual useful light machine gun (and useful gun, cuz the Fedorov Avtomat was incredibly messy due to the already deadend mechanism it employed, while the DP-28 had gas-operated system like the BAR or the Lewis, and a huge pan of rounds, making it useful, unlike the Fedorov)

Probably meant region they lived in

it was

He was born in the region

Germans were terrifying

Thanks you for the info

​@dataillusion in addition: 1.Real name of Katyusha is BM-13 2. There was another atomic bomb, tested near Los Alamos

They are old, airsoft guns can kill if not used properly

Stationed in Japan in the early 90's and airsoft was everywhere.

Anything can be a weapon, if it can kill, it can be considered weaponry. And yes air soft can kill

Germans were good in weaponly

But europeans like to pretend that Americans are the violent ones. 😂

​@@dataillusionGerman with Jewish blood

Вы русский или просто осведомлённый? В любом, случае полностью согласен. Я даже и не сразу понял,что за тип такой....

@@AndreyOgan Русский.

V-2 was the first ballistic missile

Ancient landmines, the one shown in the video are modern landmines

@@dataillusion So.....by your logic, the ancient Chinese didn't invent gunpowder (BP) . Paul Vieille did circa.1884 when he created smokeless powder.

А все равно какого брита к этому припишут? 😂 Но лайк поставил

Before 1915 grenade existed, but they had a different mechanism from modern grenade, that is why the mills bomb is considered as the first modern grenade because it has similar mechanism to grenades used today

Gonna include him in part 2

Sikorsky made first mass-produced helicopter, but he wasn't it's inventor

Helicopter is not a weapon

Did he invent the pistol? 😮

Sometimes War brings peace

They were mentioned in another video named 'Guns and their inventor'

@@dataillusion oh ok thanks

Callate

Expect a Japanese guy who has 0 K/D ratio

Lol. Interesting take. But true.

And they named the peralscope after him.

@@giancarloabrahams molotov cocktail, simple but effective weapon

Thanks bro, I appreciate your support and I'm good, how are you doing

Gtfo AliAbbas_2009, this is a Bad Vibes ONLY Zone ❌❌❌

Там национальность указана, а не страна. У Германии тоже флаги другие были, V2 не в Веймарской республике изобрели.

Like a stone?

They were warlike from back in the day. Just ask Varus.

Modern bullets are sharp pointed by let’s like todays

Revolvers we’re here since 1844

The first revolver ammo was the same as flintlock rifles

There were flintlick revolvers made long before Colt.

The first revolvers didn’t use modern round cartridges. It was powder and ball, which of course, would not count as a modern round.

You're right

Разница? Если бы это создали в российской империи у тебя не было бы вопрос Хотя ссср это такая-же российская империя

Thank you! Cheers!

​@@dataillusionQuestion would you be interested in doing a video about the firearms from the movie die hard Trilogy

@@NicholasIrvin yeah why not, is it interesting? i don't about it

@@dataillusion Can't wait to see it and I'll be the first To like it

@@NicholasIrvin let me search data about it

Are they the best ?

Or african

​@@sirred2190Or Balkan or Chinese or Japanese or ........ 😂😂😂 What's your point?

I think you meant the divers bell

@@SadCatStudio. No, an actual vessel that worked and moved underwater. Its not like the divers bell. You can find the blueprints and the information of the inventions online.

@@Xiodeminsa k, but I’m Dutch and extremely biased

@@SadCatStudio. Oh i understand now, a lot of the black legend and propaganda against the Spainish empire came from Flandes. So u being Dutch probably heard and belive a lot of the Black legend, maybe thats the origin of the bias u have (as i did as a basque ).

He had italian-croatian ancestry, he was born in croatia later moved to austria where he grew up, then died in Italy

@@dataillusion No, he was born in Fiume And it has always been an Italian city.

I've been waiting for this comment

Lol