Shooting Bullets in the Air: The Dangerous Truth Revealed
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- Опубликовано: 25 июл 2023
- In this video, we'll explore the dangers of shooting in the air. Contrary to popular belief, bullets don't go to space when they're fired upwards. Instead, they reach a maximum height and then fall back to Earth. This can be dangerous, as falling bullets can still cause serious injuries or death.
We'll discuss the physics of falling bullets, as well as some real-world examples of people who have been injured or killed by falling bullets. We'll also talk about why it's important to never shoot a gun upwards, even if you think you're aiming high enough.
So if you're ever thinking about shooting a gun in the air, please think again. It's not worth the risk.
#science #physics #technology #earth 
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“These deadly consequences know as: Murder.”
Involuntary manslaughter
True
Wouldn’t be murder since there was no intent to kill. Involuntary manslaughter like previously stated.
@@Josh-Flawyer here. Correct
@@CheapThrillz420came here to say this 👌
“What goes up, must come down.”
-Isaac Newton
Nah man Sun Tzu said that
edit: you guys are so dumb that you guys thought this was true lmao. r/wooosh idiots
@thatscrazy529 no some guy from the alien independence movie shshshshhsh
Nah newton said every action has an equal and opposite reaction
@@itzkongand I'd say he knows a little more about fighting than you do, pal, because he invented it
*international space station laughing in the background*
New fear unlocked "random bullet hitting you in the head"
Lol
good thing i dont live in america
@@dadutchboy2it also happens in India where bāhubalis fire their guns in celebration.
@@yuvraajsinha thank god im not in india
thank god im in russia
imagine waking up in the middle of the night to a killcam replay you got after the bullet came back down and hit somebody
😂 UAV unlocked
With the whole lobby going "OOOOOOH OOOOOOH"
That's why I never leave the house without my tactical swat helmet and body armor
@@CatsAreEpic.What do you mean by that 🤨
@@IamcountachYTbro HES TALKING ABOUT GETTING SHOT AS CLAP 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
So you are a swat?
@@kazueballesteros3665 ohh, I thought of something dirty
@@CatsAreEpic. bless you and your family during arresting
"Boom. Headshot."
-Sniper, Meet the Sniper.
**sniper theme song**
Sniper is a good job, mate
@@yangproductions1617challenging work
Goodday
@@yangproductions1617its challenging work, out of doors
Mythbusters tested this: if fired straight up the bullet tumbles which makes its terminal velocity less than lethal. However celebratory gunfire is rarely fired straight up so it retains the ballistic arc and remains deadly.
Also makes it less likely to hit someone in the head.
Not that im excusing it.
Even more testing has showed the 'fire straight up so it tumbles down' is literally impossible. Coronal forces will cause it to arc no matter what you do.
it's the other way around , watch the episode again . if fired straight up it would have enough energy when returning to kill easy . but it's almost impossible to fire directly straight up.
@@Hairysteed just watched it , I was right , you're wrong kid
@@sirspeedsalot Timestamp: ruclips.net/video/i4Ew7uJe0sw/видео.html
_"We can confirm that vertically in the air neither a 9mm nor a .30-06 is coming to the Earth with a lethal velocity"_
You said: _" if fired straight up it would have enough energy when returning to kill easy."_ (copypasted off your earlier comment)
Are you missing something here? What's going on? You called a 43 year old a kid so you must be way older and possibly experiencing signs of dementia.
Imagine going home after the wedding and 'You killed BulletBate69' pop ups in the killfeed
🤣🤣🤣🤣
New fear unlocked:
*random bullets in the sky*
💀💀💀💀💀💀
well, welcome to brazil
@@arthur_philyppis+Lebanon
Ong
ferb, i know what we're going to do today
In New Orleans first responders have to wear hardhats on New years
Construction hard hats have been bulletproof since NEVER
We’ll seeing how hard hats aren’t bullet proof what does that have to do with this video
@@w9006wow you're slow
The falling bullets are traveling at a fraction of thr velocity of direct fire. Thus the hardhat suffices.
@@nekkoskrilla6750When the bullet is only traveling at terminal velocity hard hards are more than enough. Moron.
Reallife Story:
Once when I was on vacation in Turkey, people in the village across the way which was on the opposite mountain were celebrating a wedding and shooting live ammunition in the air.. I was going to visit my cousin and about 10 meters from his front door I suddenly heard a loud buzzing...since I didn't know what it was at the time I assumed it was a wasp or something...I looked around and was worried I might get stung by it...I suddenly heard the buzzing louder and approached the curb and wondered what that was.. suddenly the projectile hit the ground in front of me and smashed a rock.. then I knew it must be a bullet from their gun which almost hit me could have.. if that happened no one could help me because my cousin and his family weren't home which I didn't know at the time.. 💀
Edit : I was about 15 to 16 years old when this happened ..
Chicago gangs: I'm gonna pretend I didn't hear that
The bullet does NOT enter space.
Who said it will enter space😂?
Isn’t that the first thing he said at the opening of the video?
Yes, that is in fact exactly what he says, and then goes on to confirm that the few people believe it goes into space.
@@williamrose7818 its sarcasm
@@williamrose7818 He explains how dangerous it is to shoot in air
bro answered a question i imagined years ago
Bruh it’s pretty obvious I’m 8 and even I know that bullets won’t go to space as if you’shot a bullet on a straight line without it hitting something it will eventually go down
@@blueflames4612don’t just say you’re 8 on the internet bro
That's a lie, if you fired a bullet at near a 90 degree angle, they don't have sufficient energy through kill a person
@@Heirloop Nobody really cares about age on the internet nowdays
@@DadiAmmakiKahaniyaanwhy do people always ask me what my age is whilst im in an argument :(
imagine firing a gun in the air, then 30 seconds later, you hear the modern warfare 2 hit marker sound
A key note never to go outside
In Thailand alot people got hit by the bullet from the air
make sure to always wear a helmet when leaving the house, kids
In my country practically nobody has guns so nah
@@jellytrooperjeff8034where do you live? Bikini bottom?
@@jellytrooperjeff8034yooo so cool that you understand jokes 😮😮😮😮😮😮
@@jellytrooperjeff8034yeah nobody but the military lucky you 😆
(Laughs in country where civilians can't own guns)
4th of July, talked to an EMS while they stopped by for a boba. They said their most responses on that day are stray bullet injuries.
america moment 🤦
@@masterraccoon2883 no, no u shouldn't 💀
@@seenakay4942 america is terrifying 💀
Bullsht.
@@eatadcklibs idk why he would lie, maybe he was saying it to try to bring awareness to it. Maybe it's what sticks to him most. Out in tracy and Stockton in California I believe it that place is like a warzone during 4th of July. The whole city reeks of burnt sulfur
Once we were at my grandmothers place on Independence Day and some people shot bullets in the air, a few seconds later my little brother heard a sound 3 meters away from him and he told us about it, we digged into the place and found a 7.62 mm bullet in the ground.
My dad once told me about a story of a town where there was a celebration, and everyone shot into the air. Many people died to falling bullets that day.
They’re not aerodynamically stable once they start falling down, so the speed would not be 180km/h
That’s it’s tumbling speed dog, and that’s only if it’s shot perfectly straight up. Most bullets shot upwards will move in a parabolic arch which means they don’t tumble and retain their gyroscopic rotation which results in it hitting the ground much faster than 180km/h
True, he simplified it
Nah he said straight up!
Pew........ouch 🥲
@@PseuOG they lose their rotation after a great bit of flying, so they would still tumble, but it is true that they would still be flying faster than if you shot it straight up
Terminal velocity against gravity is about 120mph... yeah if the thing hit you and an exact 90 degree angle, sure it'll kill ya, but to say falling bullets kill more than people directly shot with them is absolutely absurd.
"it's dangerous to shoot upward."
"we well aware, but we just simply don't really care."
No, those imbeciles aren't aware of this simple fact.
U don't care
Ah, Texas to a T.
@@ThatDamnedTurkNot quite. The majority of us are well aware AND actually care.
Na bro. We don't care.
"A stray bullet shot by her father"
"Aimlessly nested inside her"
Ive been hit in the head with one of these falling bullets... it hurts like shit. like someone slaped the top of my head with a wooden plank. When I got hit for the first time, it was shocked and angrily looked around for the 1d1ot that threw something at me till I felt the blood rolling down my face and neck.
"Yeaaa this wedding is gonna be crazy!"
* *starts shooting ak* *
" *FIRST BLOOD* , *DOUBLE KILL* *TRIPLE KILL* "
"Shit..."
Soviet ohio weapons sounds madness
"Killaminjaro!"
Maniac, SAVAGE
@@bingchilling6602what.
Id imagine it'd happen sometime later...
DOUBLE KILL, TRIPLE KILL...
"wait i havent swallowed yet..."
Mythbusters did a test to find the exact terminal velocity for various types of bullet and found out that all bullets tumbling down at non-lethal velocity. They also did test firing live rounds vertically and found bullets buried roughly 2 inches in the ground far away from where they were shot upward.
Bullets coming down at their terminal velocity won't be lethal but most people who are shooting guns into the air don't shoot straight up so the bullets won't reach zero velocity and will retain their lethality when they hit any object on the ground.
But I can see so many articles from NEWS media, where people died because of celebratory gunfire... So, what do you say?
hey just found some interesting article read if it is helpful: www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3198307/
Even still, would you like to tell this to the dead victims of falling rounds?
@@ryseranshooting directly 90° up is not deadly shooting at any other angle is deadly
philippines knows
Im glad vidoes like this exist. In case you have never interacted with society and dont know what happens when you shoot bullets, listen to this.
this short should be translated into all india/pakistani/afghanistani languages
Indian people don't have guns Dumb
You answered the question which i was wondering for soo many years
Thats not possible... mythbusters debunked it
@@fernandoibarra4988 even tho I wondered about it, doesn't mean I did something about it.
Fr
@@fernandoibarra4988exactly its only dangerous if its in a 60° angle
@@fernandoibarra4988 What was their reasoning?
What goes up MUST come down
Um actually ☝️🤓 if it escapes Earth's sphere of influence, it will not come down
@@WarriorforChrist9716It will come down. Why, cause you are shooting it upwards. Shooting something or throwing something creates a mini orbit that is connected our earth core and this is something that will happen.
@history-jovian or it enters into another body's soi such as the sun and orbits it until it descends into said body. Both can happen, but given enough time It would return, just not in the way you'd think.
unless you move so fast you leave earths gravity influence
@@history-jovianyour just talking bs, shush
"The bullet goes into space" "The bullet reaches the highest point at 2 km"
My uncle got hit in back of his head by a stray bullet, he was bleeding a lot and we rushed him to the hospital it was a miracle he survived all thanks to God
Percentage of deaths from falling bullets is higher than direct fire!
WTF😂😂😂😂😂
its true
An individual's chance of being hit by a falling bullet is small, but if hit, the likelihood of being killed is up to five times greater, at 32 per cent, than it is from a direct gunshot. This is because injury typically occurs to the head and shoulders rather than to less critical body parts.
It looks like he just simplified the sentence.
Not true at all.
A falling bullets maximum speed is it's own terminal velocity which is significantly lower than if you take a direct powered round.
Your hypothesis is flawed my good sir.
I would take a bullet dropped from hight to the head as apposed to fired
at it.
The first will hurt but the second will spoil your experience.
Yes, it is true,
if we compare 100 cases of falling bullets with direct bullet injured, the percentage of people killed by falling bullets is higher than those killed by direct bullets. According to a study published in the journal "Injury Prevention", the mortality rate from falling bullets is about 32%, while the mortality rate from direct bullets is only 2%-6%. This is because falling bullets are more likely to hit people in the head or neck, which are areas where a bullet can be fatal. Additionally, people who are hit by falling bullets are often not expecting it, which means that they may not be able to take evasive action.
Yes this is such bad use of statistics and shows why quoting statistics is often used to mislead, cherry picking shots that hit. No one with a brain would rather be shot at directly vs stand by while someone shot into the air.
Your not reading the data correctly.
The 2 to 6 percent death rate as reported by the LA hospital does not include people who were already dead and taken directly to the morgue.
327 people are shot in the USA daily
117 are killed outright 35.8%
210 survived 64.2%
Also a lot of the info is taking about bullets shot in an arc which retain their spin and therefore are more dangerous.
Your clip is straight up and down.
"do not shoot bullets in the air, bullets kill you if they hit you"
(1984)
No they don't ! I could throw it harder than it goes comming down !
@@JosephCowen-ru7uphow much experience do you have with falling bullets
@@JosephCowen-ru7up throw it 180 kilometers
@@IdiotWithaMultimeteryou guys the same people that believe that someone tossing a penny off the empire state building will kill someone?
You'ld be surprised on how many ppl dont take this into account.
I like how the AK-47 animation shows the whole bullet instead of what's actually fired.
That is what's actually fired man.
True, I know someone in our village who was just chilling on his roof at a random day. And suddenly out of nowhere a bullet comes rolling and pierces his leg. He didn't even realize that he was shot, until he saw blood flowing from his legs
This actually happened right here in my little hometown.
Man fired a few shots from a pistol at his son's wedding.
The bullet landed on a kid's head in a nearby park.
I would presume that the kid died but you just saying that the bullet landed on a kid’s head, not saying that the kid is dead right away, i would now presume that the child somehow survived.
Is my hypothesis correct?
@@EzleyCaldito nope, poor kid is dead and the man committed suicide later in custody.
@@nikolapetrovic4814 what US state did it take place so I can react depending on the state?
@@EzleyCaldito US state? Dude, i am from the Balkans, lol. Serbia.
@@nikolapetrovic4814 how long did it take for the bullet to come back down? A few minutes? RIP to both, what a tragic story
"I took ballistics in school. Fascinating subject. Things go up, things come down"
Terminal velocity is actually alot smaller because it very rarely goes straight down, when it's on its side which is what happens basically 100% of the time the terminal velocity is alot smaller and cannot hurt someones skin. Technically the truth but very rarely does it get to that speed.
First week in military you learn to shoot in the air at 60° to the ground only.
Same goes for loading and unloading your gun.
I like how it’s wiggling a lot causing there to be more air resistance but the speed doesn’t change
Not to be that guy, but it has nothing to do with air resistance. When the bullet reaches its apex it loses its rotation which stabilizes the bullet and once that happens the bullet spines in whatever way the air pushes it causing the bullet to yaw.
the change in drag coefficient is negligable.
It wiggles a bit, then straightens as it falls down. Air resistance is there to help limit the terminal velocity, otherwise it would go a lot faster.
Be sure to yell "COLD GUN" before you fire your blank rounds 😅
New irrational fear: unlocked
If you have to use a gun just shoot blanks. It's a good compromise between someone wanting to shoot their gun and someone who doesn't want someone to be killed by falling bullets.
Sweden during the 70s. we had a murder investigation, where a man was shot in the head while he was driving a car. no one could understand why anyone wanted that particular man dead. but it later turned out that the shot came from a hunter who had fallen and fired a shot by mistake. several kilometers away.
Sounds like a fake story
@@niclink1030 maybe, the story was told to me by my teacher in the late 90s. when I went to study for a hunting license.
@@sandiz83 depends what they mean with several kilometer away like 2 or 3 maby 5 prob fake
This is common in the Philippines every new year. Funny enough that my parents always advice us to never go upstairs in case a stray bullet pierces the roof and hits us because some people (specifically in urban areas) think that guns are a better alternative noise makers than actual firecrackers.
Nakatira ako sa Pilipinas
Bro what part of the Philippines are you even in dawg 😂😂😂
I live in Mindanao (the supposed dangerous part) and no one does that here.
@@unknown_lazer cavite
a wise man once said “what comes up must come down”
OK, several points:
1. 2 km up is not space. Most commercial planes fly several times higher.
2. A bullet going only 180 kph is unlikely to kill someone. It would likely cause an injury, even a severe injury if it hit something important, but death would be rare.
3. Most bullets returning to earth would be going much faster than 180 kph because all those nitwits firing in the air don’t shoot exactly straight up. So the bullet goes in a sharp parabolic arc, with much less tumbling than if it goes straight up and down. So yeah, those bullets coming down would be going much faster than 180 kph and those can definitely kill.
What about burning due to air resistance?
Youve contradicted yourself here 😂😂😂😂😂😂 good effort
@@sauravchhabra840not high enough
@@ImaSMACKHEAD982where
That's called the ultimate headshot.
Trickshot)
Once my aunt and a few of my other relatives were sitting in our garden and a bullet suddenly just whizzed past my aunt’s head and went into the table. It was a crazy year
Diverse neighbourhood?
@@danielkrcmar5395💀💀
It always scares me when people shoot in the air, like, buddy, WHAT'RE YOU GONNA DO IF THAT HITS SOMEONE ON THE WAY DOWN!?
Bro used a bullet shell as the bullet 💀💀💀
Do you english my balls???? You probably meant casing that's not the casing that's the actual bullet what are you tryna prove?
Did you just learn the difference between the two parts of the bullet??
My step-dad friend is in jail for this exact reason
Physics disagrees with that story.
@aceof8S he is in jail for man slaughter because he shot a gun in the into the air and it hit someone nearby . They were able to trace the bullet to his purchase, and he admitted to it
ez
In Finland, 1999, man was in forest hunting birds. He shot one sitting high on a tree branch. The bullet penetrated the bird and continued to fly trough the air. The bullet landed two kilometers (1.24 mi) away and happened to hit a guy sitting near a bonfire. It was the hunters brother. He died. True story.
Least sharp-shooting-talented Finns, though an accident
I love the "a-K47". The "a-K47" is my favourite gun.
I can relate.. a lot of injuries and deaths happened in my country due to this stupidity
I'm glad he used normal units instead of toes per eye blinks
lol
Oy bruv you're roight about those amerishans with their wacky woogy measurements brrruv
What about beer per Coka-Cola can?
I remember in 1000 ways to die, a couple was enjoying new years when some other dudes were shooting their guns in the air and one of the bullets hit the man in the shoulders and he pulled the bullet out and then just collapsed to the ground.
Did he die?
@@SmachnayaBebra Actually, yes. The bullet supposedly hit his shoulder and peirced through his heart.
Do you know what the episode was called?
@@DALLAS_1985 Nite Capped. From the episode Dead the Deader.
if it's working in games you see the rain of bullites
Around 2013 here in the Philippines, a young girl was actually hit by a stray bullet fired at the sky during New Years Eve. She ended up passing away and the person who shot the bullet was never found
I remember a weekly television show and someone shot a bullet like that in the air and it killed someone and they got prosecuted for it. You can be tracked down for that so don't be doing it anymore unless you want to find yourself in prison.
how do they track them down though, if it was not recorded? not saying you are wrong, just genuinely curious
@@mozzfioimma guess rifling patterns? but that would only narrow it down to gun model.
@@randylianabella4861 that is what i initially assumed, but as you said, doesn't really help much
@@mozzfio They can calculate the trajectory of the bullet by angle of the wound cavity in the body, use the type of round, the rifling on the round, direction it came from and distance, time it happened, cameras in the local area, license plates, list of subjects known to be in that area, canvas the area, use computers, etc etc etc.
@@darylhudson777 damn
"Some unforseen consequences indeed Mr Freeman"
-Gman
I've seen plenty of people die from others shooting guns up in the air in graduation ceremonies and weddings in lebanon. It's sad how little care people have sometimes
according to the law of conservation of energy. neglecting air resistance, we can that the bullet falls on ones head with an equal force as putting your head on a gun and pulling the trigger.
"I took ballistics in school. Fascinating subject! Things go up, things go down!"
-Hanz from CoH 2
That's absolutely crazy. I thought everyone used blanks in those celebrations
you expect those savages to use blanks?
they are savages for a reason dude.
Another difference is shooting directly straight up in the air vs. shooting at an angle aimed upwards. The angled shot would not reach as high of an altitude but either way the air drag resistance on the bullet falling down can cause it to fall sideways rather than falling pointing straight down.
irl headshot kill cams going hard
In my 15 years of commercial roofing I've collected a box full , great for business but hard on a body if one hits ya .
Good to know
i used to think "it would have a chance of putting a hole in a rocketship and it'd explode or lose fuel"
I'm pretty sure there's cases of people who just drop on the 4th of July because someone a couple kms away have been shooting live rounds into the air and it hit some random guy
this is a fact, I knew a girl, who's friend was killed this way, I had met her friend once....tragic
died right there watching fireworks...they didnt even know she'd been shot until they took her to the hospital, cause it was so weird and unexpected.
That's why bullet comin out of nowhere I thought it was a sniper
Once we were sitting in our yard and a bullet that was shot in air by someone came down and hit my cousin in the leg. There was a lot of blood. She was taken to hospital and looked after. The doctors said that we can't take the bullet out as it will cause a lot of damage to her muscles. She still has the bullet in her leg. Things could've been a lot worse because like 15 people were sitting in close proximity. And it could've hit any of us in the head or somewhere sensitive. Thank God.
Thing is, bullets have a lower terminal velocity when fired directly upwards, thus meaning a bullet shot straight up properly is actually a lot safer, though it is still falling lead, so one should likely watch out. Its like the myth that dropping a pen from the top of the empire state building could kill someone, worst case scenario, its gonna hit someone and its gonna hurt a bit, (or they lose an eye)
That is not how terminal velocity works. Bullets are fired faster than their terminal velocity. Terminal velocity is the maximum velocity an object in FREE FALL will reach. Terminal velocity does not change depending on the direction an object is sent, it is entirely based on mass alone. Even air resistance is supposed to be ignored when calculating true terminal velocity.
Imagine being unlucky enough to die from that
Olympic runners be like💀
There was a story in the news, 20 years ago, some people were celebrating, a man decided to fire a gun in the air. A few seconds later, one bullet came down and struck his his 5 year old daughter in the head.😔
That is a myth, no bullet fired upward would land that close to the original shooter, not to mention the fact that it would take a few seconds for the bullet to reach the peak of its arc, let alone come back down.
@@aaronburr956 This was on the news in my city about a local family. The story was about a few minutes long and the father and mother were both crying on the news. They said she died instantly and no arrests were made because it was considered an accident. It looked pretty real to me.
What's more dangerous is the bullet fired at an angle that is not 90,
It creates an Arc and bullets have much higher speed when descending to point B
Edit: To people who don't get it, Go watch the video of "Debunked" titled "How dangerous is a bullet shot in the air?"
I certainly don't have time to explain to each person who raises an stup*d argument,
Dang. Was actually about to comment what you guys said after I watched the vid, but you both beat me to it
if you shoot it straight up it definitely wouldn’t land facing straight down
Bullets don't speed up once they leave the muzzle. Air resistance and gravity slows it down to zero eventually.
I'll take air resistance and terminal velocity for 400.
upvote this and the whole thread
Yet I never heard anywhere that the bullet came back and hurted or killed someone
I love it, how no one else knows that and people actually do die all the time that’s a true fact right there my buddy was walking his dog one day and literally watched a bird just immediately drop a bird saved his life landed, literally right next to his feet if the bird wasn’t there, he would’ve kept on walking a few more steps 🏃🏼💀
"Officer, I shot the air so this means that this person is just my assist kill since gravity hits him with my bullet!"
the person died of natural causes
gravity is natural
Officer "GOD DAMN YOU NEWTON!"
WHAT THE FUCK IS A KILOMETER?!?!?!?!!???!!?!?!
The real mesurement of the world. Yoi know, the one used by every nation except 2
There are two types of countries in the world.
1. Those that use the metric system.
2. Those that landed a man on the moon several times.
Oh it's the measurement used by non ret@£d£d countries.
@@KGoBang NASA uses the metric system.
....HE SHOUTED TO THE AIR
[ REST OF EARTH IS METRIC]
My neighbor had to suffer for this. She got hit by a falling bullet it was behind her neck in her neck region. She is paralyzed can't walk, can't go to restroom, she always need a person by her which helps her live. 9 years the parents suffer seeing there daughter like this.
Imagine walking on the sidewalk and seeing someone randomly fall over and die
There’s a reason why people made a saying for this
“What comes up must come down”
The real danger isnt from shooting directly vertical, its from shooting up at a slight angle. The bullet doesn't stop and change direction, so it still has speed on its descent
I mean wind does its thing too
Imagine your walking around after shooting a gun In the air and you get a hit marker like an hour later
Which proves how little respect those monsters have for life.
Yeah, we use blanks in military funerals, when seven m16's fire at once it does sound like live fire.
I doubt people actually think that
You underestimate how stupid people are
Bro, some people think that islands float and that its possible to swim under not just islands, but continents as well. Some people really do believe the earth is flat!
@@dustinbrandel59 there was a governor back in the 90s that was concerned we'd flip Guam upside down if we kept putting military equipment on it
@@dustinbrandel59Do americans even know what a continent is? most of them i mean since there are exceptions
@@ZaShaRoYes, most politicians get their job through nepotism and they are pretty stupid. There are many that are stupid, but every country has that, we aren't as dumb as people think.
Imagine watching this then a bullet falls on your head
So thats how i found a bullet in my compound
Air resistance left the chat
What is your point
do you know what terminal velocity is?
Terminal velocity
Bro thought he was smart😂
@@cadon_slayer4285😂😂😂😂
I knew about this when my Dad started shoving us inside the house when our neighbor started shooting the air from his backyard for reasons unknown. I asked what was going on and he told me that he was shooting the air and that eventually, that thing is going to come back down.
I thought about this on national day celebration. I was literally afraid of bullets landing on people.
Terminal velocity left the chat 💀
He DID mention terminal velocity...did you even watch the vid?
Terminal injury entered the chat
u should left this world mate
@@seaturtledad6596uhh you got the wrong comment section mate
Terminal velocity of a bullet falling with tip down is something like that I think
Lived near a trailer park growing up and there was a large group of guys who would sit around in that trailer park and drink and fire guns up into the air, they ended up killing a 7 year old girl from bullets piercing the thing metal of the roof above her bedroom so yeah, they can definitely kill people
@@Michael-je7cw ah yes, because i'm going to listen to a dipshit who googled the event and wasn't there over what i heard and saw while it was happening
@@Michael-je7cware you dumb there are many cases of stuff like this happening, it’s basic physics and there are multiple confirmed cases of this happening.
Stop the cap
@@Dragonlord99256 it's far from cap, i make a lot of fucked up jokes in my everyday life but this happened
@@Joseph_Stuntn read the other commets, specifically the one where the dude is talking about a myth busters video, im sorry to say that didnt happen
Im from the Philippines and the accident happened in December 31 2021 when there's a celebration where we should use fireworks but from the other neighborhood/Street uses guns live ammo . And when the shots have been fired its like 7 munits after the shot . It landed on the head of my neighbour and he was only 16 when he died . Peace be with him 🕊️
i have never in my whole life heard some one died like that
Quite a few things wrong here.
1. It travels ~2600 fps. Give or take a few fps. Not km/h
2. Like someone else stated, as it falls it tumbles therefore creating more drag. So less fps while falling.
3. Iirc, mythbusters did a segment about shooting into the air to see how deadly it is. Now idk how tough a dried lakebed is in cali (I think this is where they shot the episode) but it went less than an inch into the ground.
4. I kinda agree it could cause minor to major bodily harm depending where it lands. Your arm vs. Your eye.
5. Id love to see an ak47 shoot 2km. Effective range on same plane as the horizon is roughly 400 yards/ meters. Im sure 700 yards/meters it may still be lethal. But 2km? Especially if your shooting into the air. Fighting gravity head on??? Yea can you do a live fire test? Instead of this animation.
You have really asked pretty interesting questions thanks !!!😊
5. The definition of effective range is: The maximum distance at which a weapon may be expected to be accurate and achieve the desired effect.
It doesn't mean that the bullet just stops existing after 400 meters and it is still absolutely deadly past that range. What it means is, that you're unlikely to hit your target past that range.
Shot vertically a bullet can reach the altitude of 2 km without a problem, unless you hit a bird on the way lol
It was a salt basin iirc. Even less than an inch would be painful, but it would hurt far more if it hit an area close to bone since skin and muscle are more elastic.