It goes without saying how frightening this behavior is, which makes us jump from where we are, even when we hear his voice from afar. that can injure people directly or cause serious injury indirectly. We can probably all agree to put an end to this behavior.

In short, the bullet that comes out of the gun and completes its process in the air, How does he continue his journey? Let’s watch together.

It is believed that shooting in the air will not harm people, but this is absolutely false information.

A human or animal need not die for the bullet to pose any risk. Even if the bullet didn’t hit potential danger in the environment. can lead to various injuries.

Some claims on the subject A bullet shot into the air reaches space and stays there. Although there is no truth in this claim.

The kinetic energy and constant velocity of the bullet coming out of the barrel is called “fit bullet”.

The free fall of the projectile due to gravity, after it has lost muzzle velocity, is “tired bulletIt is expressed as “. This explosive material moves at a speed of about 90-180 meters per second when the upward climb is complete.

At the same time, a bullet-sized object moving at a speed of 60 meters per second hits a person on the head. It is a deadly risk in itself..

Again, the bullet, having completed its journey to the sky and tending to fall down, hit the head or shouldercan lead to serious irreversible injury.

The angle of the bullet is a very distinctive detail at this point.

If the projectile is shot upwards at a certain angle and not perpendicular to the air, an explosive substance is created keep his job it moves. This reduces the likelihood of the projectile moving by entering a rolling loop.

If the bullet moves directly without rolling, it moves at a speed much greater than its free-fall speed, and this situation, higher risk of death in free fall resources.

Also, wanting to elaborate the rule that what goes up must come down, Benjamin Robins discovered in 1761 that a large caliber projectile shot upwards returned to the ground after 30 seconds.

The Maxim machine gun was pulled into the tidal mud of a river and two salvos of about 30 rounds were fired into the air. Then the moments when the bullets hit the ground were calculated with a stopwatch and flight times of approximately 55 seconds had been recorded.

Results of experiments that the bullets reached 2,750 metersIt was found that it took almost 2 times for the rise to drop to 19 seconds.

So what is the risk of injury from these bullets?

Between 1985 and 1992, a group of doctors in Los Angeles studied gunshot victims and identified 118 people believed to have been shot primarily by falling bullets. among these people Those who don’t realize the bullet passed over them without hearing gunshots. There was also.

For those hit by falling bullets, the wound was much more likely to be fatal than a normal shot and the hospital caused between 2% and 6% of deaths from regular shooting, while the death rate for those hit by falling bullets was nearly a third.

The reason for this was quite simple. Those unluckily enough to have been hit by falling bullets, was more likely to be shot in the head and although the bullets moved more slowly after being thrown into the air, they were still strong enough to shatter people’s skulls.