If you point a gun at the sky and shoot, will the bullet reach outer space, fall back down to Earth, or burn up in the atmosphere?
If you shoot a bullet upward into the sky, will it fall back down eventually, or float up into space?
What would happen if a person shot a gun in space? If I fire a bullet backward from an aircraft going faster than the bullet; will the bullet be going backwards? External Ballistics: What happens to a bullet fired into sky? Can you shoot something into space with a rail gun? What would happen if you got shot by a gun? Are there any materials from which a bullet and gun barrel could be fabricated so that the bullet could successfully achieve escape velocity when fired from the earth's surface? What exactly happens to human body when a bullet hits it? Would velocity of upward thrown ball reach to zero at maximum height before falling back? If so, would it really be like state of rest? If I fire a laser beam into space, will it continue traveling until it reaches the edge of the universe? How careful should one be of a bullet's rebound when shot in close quarters? What will happen if you shoot a commercial aeroplane from ground with a pistol? Do you have time to react if you were shot with a 40 caliber bullet? Could a person survive in a falling lift if they jumped as it hit the ground? If you were to throw a ball straight up while in a moving car, would it fall straight down or fall towards the back? A projectile is fired at an angle of 30. At what angle with the vertical will it hit the ground? Could I catch a bullet barehanded? If you had no option but to shoot a bullet from a balloon, what would be the best direction to cause least harm? What would happen if you are falling from a great height and a platform is falling with you but you jump up right before impact? Is this possible? An object is projected upwards with a velocity of 100 m/s. It will strike the ground in about? Is a bullet blown back if it manages to penetrate a high pressure gas tank? From what height would one have to jump to be killed upon impact with a water surface? If you jump from a high bridge and shoot a grenade and it explodes on the surface of water just before you hit, will it break the surface tension so you don't take any damage? If you fall from a plane do you die before you hit the ground? How high can you jump into water from before it will kill you? Can some one die if hit by a bullet in the ass? Has a movie ever been shot in space? If someone was in a falling elevator, would jumping before it hits the ground increase the chances of survival? If you were exactly halfway between Mars and Earth in a rocket and you proceeded to jump out of it, in which direction would you float away? Could we survive if we jumped inside a free-falling lift just before hitting the ground? If you throw a ball straight up from the surface of Earth such that its time of flight is very large, would it land on the same geographical position?