The document discusses the impacts of advancing weapons technology on warfare and the environment. It notes that upgrading technology expands weapons manufacturing and could lead to atomic weapons being confirmed and used, poisoning the environment. It also discusses how technological improvements apply to both civilian and military applications, with machines guns being a decisive technology in WWI and the emergence of stealth aircraft, nuclear weapons, missiles, and drones changing modern warfare. Overall, the document examines how advancing technology drives changes in both civilian and military spheres.

2. I M P A C T S
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6.  Progression in weapons also has an extensive
effect on the environment. New technology
means more invention and more utilization.
 Upgrading technology will expand the
manufacture of weapons, and atomic bombs
when these weapons will be confirmed and used;
then the environment will get poisoned.

7.  With the improvement of technology there is also
improvement in the field of war through the
designed atomic bombs and weapons that can
destroy a certain area.
 I am not impressed with the advancement of it
because it means one thing, Earth maybe
destroyed by a highly technological bombs that is a
product of science.

8. The machine gun emerged as one of the
decisive technologies during world war
1 (1941-1918)
.Reflected a trend toward industrialism
and the application of mass production
methods to weapons and to the
technology of warfare in general.

9.  The outbreak of World War II was in many ways an
unprecedented crisis for Socialist organizations.
Democratic Socialists had traditionally been anti-war
to the point of pacifism, while revolutionary Socialists
had opposed wars waged by openly capitalistic
regimes on the basis that the only violence worth
pursuing was rooted in the class struggle, not
between opposing groups of capitalists.

11.  The first wave of transformation began when
some prescient person about 10,000 years
ago, probably a
woman, planted and nurtured a seed. The
age of agriculture began; it’s significance
was that people moved from nomadic
wandering and
hunting and began to cluster into
villages and develop culture.

12.  The second wave was an expression of
machine muscle. The Industrial Revolution
began in the 1700s and gathered steam after
America’s Civil
War. People began to leave the peasant
culture of farming to come
to work in city factories.

13. It culminated in the Second
World
War, a clash of smokestack
juggernauts, and the
explosion of the atomic
bombs over Japan.

14.  Third wave, based not on muscle but on
mind. It is what we variously call the
information or knowledge age, and while it is
powerfully driven by information technology,
it has co-drivers as well, among them social
demands
worldwide for greater freedom and
individuation.

16. SUBMARINES
Are revolutionized naval warfare by introducing underwater vessels
capable of attacking enemy ships. The first successful submarines
attack on a warship during the American Civil War.

17. STEALTH AIRCRAFT
Stealth aircraft, as their name suggest, help pilots evade detection in the sky. While
planes cannot be completely invisible to radar detection. Stealth planes use a range
of advanced technologies to reduce the aircraft’s reflection , radio frequency
spectrum and radar and infrared emissions. Stealth technology increase the odds of
successful attack, since enemies have a harder time finding, tracking and defending
against the aircraft.

18. Nuclear Weapons
Nuclear bombs are humankind’s most destructive weapons. These warheads draw
their destructive force from nuclear reaction which release enormous amounts of
explosive energy. The world’s first nuclear weapons was introduces by physicists
working on the Manhattan project during world war II .

19. TOMAHALK MISSILES
The Tomahawk missiles is a type of long-range cruise missile design to fly and
extremely low attitudes at subsonic speeds, enabling the weapons to be used to
attack various surface targets. These jet engine-powered missiles were first used
operationally during desert storm in1991. The missile travel at speed approx.,. 550
miles per hour.

20. FLY-BY-WIRE TECHNOLOGY
Fly-by-wire technology replaces manual flight controls with an electronic
interface that uses signals generated by a computer and transmitted by
wires to move control mechanisms.

21. DRONES
Combat drones or unmanned aerial vehicles, enable troops to
weapons in war while safely remaining thousands of miles away from
the front lines of the battlefield. As such the lives of the drone pilots
are not in danger .

22. SPACE WEAPONS
Include a range of warheads that can attack targets on earth from space,
and disable missiles traveling through space or destroy space systems or
in orbit . During cold war ,the US and the former soviet Union both developed
space weapons as political tensions escalated.

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MA. SOPHIA AJAN MALVAS