Can you fire a Rifle in the Solar System? — Transcript
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- 0:00What if you shoot an AK-47 on different
- 0:02planets? On Earth, an AK-47 bullet
- 0:05travels 800 m before hitting the ground.
- 0:08On Venus, you fire, the bullet travels
- 0:1110 m and dies. Pressure crushes it
- 0:14almost instantly. On Jupiter, gravity is
- 0:16so extreme the bullet falls after 300 m.
- 0:19Then it falls infinitely into the
- 0:21planet. On Neptune, the bullet flies
- 0:23perfectly, but 2,000 km/h winds knock it
- 0:26off course. Nobody knows where it went.
- 0:29On Mercury, the extreme heat makes the
- 0:31weapon explode in your hands. On Mars,
- 0:34with almost no atmosphere, the bullet
- 0:36travels 2.5 km, triple the distance on
- 0:39Earth. On the moon, Socrates gets scared
- 0:42when he sees your AK and runs away. Now
- 0:44you can shoot, the bullet travels 18 km.
- 0:48On Pluto, it reaches 22 km, but the
- 0:51bullet freezes from the extreme cold. On
- 0:53Phobos, the bullet exceeds escape
- 0:55velocity. It leaves orbit, but in open
- 0:57space, the bullet would travel through
- 0:59space forever.
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