Bat bomb video
Hi, I have these questions, I would very much appreciate your help with this:
In 1:45:
"Observers get to work comparing the
bat-bomb to conventional in centuries."
1)What is 'observers' in this context?
2)what does it mean 'comparing the bat-bomb to 'conventional in centuries'?
3) In 1:26: what is the meaning of 'taken up?'
"The weapon is taken up in a bomber
and released?"
Thank you.
Top answer
anonymous 1)What is 'observers' in this context? The people who are watching the test and checking the results. anonymous 2)what does it mean 'comparing the bat-bomb to 'conventional in centuries'?
- anonymous 1)What is 'observers' in this context?
- The people who are watching the test and checking the results.
- anonymous 2)what does it mean 'comparing the bat-bomb to 'conventional in centuries'?
- It's "Comparing the bat bomb to conventional incendiaries ".
- Incendiary here means a bomb designed to start fires.
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anonymous1)What is 'observers' in this context?
The people who are watching the test and checking the results.
anonymous2)what does it mean 'comparing the bat-bomb to 'conventional in centuries'?
It's "Comparing the bat bomb to conventional incendiaries". Incendiary here means a bomb designed to start
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