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== Biological Warfare and Weapons in Science Fiction == | == Biological Warfare and Weapons in Science Fiction == | ||
*In [[Babylon 5]] the Drakh used bioweapons against Earth. | *In [[Babylon 5]] the [[Drakh]] used bioweapons against [[Earth]]. | ||
*In the [[Warhammer 40,000]], the [[Imperium of Man]] has access to virus bombs that it can use in [[Exterminatus]] operations. | *In the [[Warhammer 40,000]], the [[Imperium of Man]] has access to virus bombs that it can use in [[Exterminatus]] operations. | ||
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[[Category:Real Technology]] | [[Category:Real Technology]] | ||
Revision as of 22:56, 14 March 2010
Biological warfare refers to the use of living organisms, mostly microbes such as bacteria and viruses, to kill or harm enemies in war. A weapon system designed to deliver such organisms to targets or to produce organisms for use in warfare is known as a biological weapon. Biological weapons have been use since the Middle Ages in methods such as throwing corpses from victims of plagues into castles and towns during sieges.
Biological Warfare and Weapons in Science Fiction
- In Babylon 5 the Drakh used bioweapons against Earth.
- In the Warhammer 40,000, the Imperium of Man has access to virus bombs that it can use in Exterminatus operations.
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