The gluon gun simply stops the gluons from working within atoms and the object it hits loses its nuclear strong interaction and falls to pieces. In the Feynman Diagram, the gluon is represented as a helix, which is probably why when you fire the weapon in the game, the beam has straight line beam AND a secondary helix around it. He then deems Gordon less hesitant to kill things and gives the gun to him.”Įssentially, Gluons are massless particles that help other particles bind together, hence the idea “glue”.
Upon entering the Test Firing Chamber, Gordon is met by the weapon’s designer himself, who is unwilling to use it on living creatures. “The Gluon Gun was developed in the Weapons Section of the Lambda Reactor Complex in Black Mesa’s Sector F and first discovered by Gordon Freeman in a Test Firing Chamber right before the Lambda Reactor Coolant System. I’d like to mention that I’m not going to cover all the weapons used in the game, just the ones with science connected to them. In the first part, I looked at the game names and this article looks at some of the weapons. Welcome to the second part of The Science Behind Half-Life.
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