no, retard

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You think the beer is going to last long enough?

>>64913575
What if we perpetually drank the heat, dug a hole and buried our piss?

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buy poncho

>>64913636
I got a ghillie poncho, mylar, and that Arcturus blanket. Mylar makes too much noise. The Arcturus's reflection stands out and would be unruly underneath proper camo.

we could fuck
ya mudda

I understand some of you are joking, but from what I’ve seen if you are on fire, and the ground around you is also on fire, you’re basically invisible to thermals. If we could create a similar jacket filled with kerosene, set it ablaze, then poke holes in the bottom and have it drain out flaming liquid, then by running in circles, you could quickly create an inferno in which you’d be invisible within. If we could prime it in some way such that it starts to burn when your chest takes an impact, then it could automatically activate in dangerous zones where you might get hit by shrapnel or have to fall to the ground, thus automatically smokescreening troops.

>>64913570
lol no. The liquid would slowly heat up from your body heat.

>lukewarm beer
Smashing.

only until 2a

>>64913570
>Fremen Stillsuit
>Just a piss straw

>>64913570
Not if you drink all the beer.

>>64913584
It's absolutely fucking insane that the thermal on that thing could pick up footprints in the fucking snow to track those tentmen.
I had no idea heat would transfer to snow that well.

>>64914145
Could have been recent or piss/slush on his boots. If it's really cold, then even body heat becomes like an oven relative to the surrounding.

>>64913636
Does anyone make tactical platform shoes to protect against >>64913584?

>>64913570
Yes, ask Carl Carwindows how to do it

>>64914225
Watch that clip again anon, it's like 100 feet of travel to the guys up front, that's not three or four seconds of travel if walking, that's like half a minute.
Maybe snow heats up slightly when it's compressed like air does, and the sensor is just that sensitive?

>>64914237
I wonder if snowshoes would work.

>>64914258
But also the depression traps heat like an Igloo since snow isn't conductive, despite feeling cold when it melts. You'd be hard pressed to generate enough heat by compression since work/heat is force multiplied by distance, where the distance is significantly less than it would be for air or some elastic solid for the same amount of force. Maybe there is some friction too as the snow flakes rub passed each other or break.

>>64914289
The snow and air is much colder than the dirt in the ground is.

When you walk through the snow, you disturb the insulating layer, compressing the snow and reducingnits insulating properties. The relative heat from the ground is now visible to the thermal camera.

>>64914368
True

>>64913570
No, the jacket would be too cold. You'd show up as a jet-black blob on white-hot thermals. Kinda like when US Servicemen in Afghanistan or Iraq would see ghostly apparitions at night through thermal, appearing as people-shaped super-cold spots.

>>64914368
Ahh that does make sense.
Interesting bit of information to keep in the back of my mind for someday.

>>64913570
No but we could defeat the thirst.

>>64914145
>It's absolutely fucking insane that the thermal on that thing could pick up footprints in the fucking snow to track those tentmen.
>I had no idea heat would transfer to snow that well.
you don;t need snow even the cheapest thermal picks up foodprints heat easily

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>>64914368
The technical term is subnivium, its a little micro-climate between the snow and soil which often stays at around 0deg C despite it being crazy cold above and well below zero.
Lots of little bugs and creatures live in it over winter, so it makes sense ziggers being the unnatural degenerates they are despised by nature and cast out into the cold

>>64914583
Nice, didn't know that it actually has a specific name. Thanks!

>>64914583
Why do you hate ziggers? No, zigger ever called me racist.

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>>64914761
>And you are bomb-vesting Negroes

>>64914761
Ziggers pushed the term "islamophobia", and has tried to push the term russophobia.

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>>64913570
With enough beer you can defeat anything.

>>64913997
>freeman beersuit

>>64914145
>>64914225
I wonder if it's because each step compacts the snow, so the slightly warmer heat of your boots/body + the heat of compressed snow(now slush), which is contrasted by the ambient/uniform fallen snow around it.

I was also surprised at first but think about the diff between 8-16° (in American) ambient vs 30-33° boot-slush

Interesting though, not something I'd have thought of in the moment

>>64913771
Also kek

>>64915360
>A man’s flesh-cube is his own, but his beer belongs to the tribe

>>64913570
You want to conceal with the environment and not just prevent your thermal signature to be blocked because you will look like a blob of void temperature that is distinct with the ambient temperature of the environment.

>>64914145
>>64915684

It's not a different in temperature, but a difference in emissivity. Different surfaces at the same temperature can appear differently on thermal imaging, e.g. a rough and a polished block of metal side by side, as they aren't ideal black bodies but act like mirrors to different degrees.

>>64914237
Khadirov did, yes

>>64913570
>body temperature beer
disgustibru

>>64913570
No, but you can defeat a bad time with a jacket like that

nigger

>>64913570
Damn, that beer jacket would be very heavy. Or is that a piss-jacket?