What if we tell you that movies have lied to us about underwater shooting? Well, that’s hard to believe but to an extent, fatal shooting underwater is impossible. A dude, crazy enough to risk his own life, stood bare-chested in a pool, in front of a rifle to test whether he would get killed by the bullet or not. Well, this is what happened.
This Is What Happens When A Bullet Is Fired Under Water
By
Editorial Staff in
Facts
On 28th January 2016
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#1
It's harder to create movement in water than in air, because water molecules are closer together than air molecules. To show the difference in resistance, physicist Andreas Wahl puts himself in front of a weapon submerged in water and fires it - on himself.
#2
Yes, the guy survived. Let's not even call it ‘survived' because the bullet didn't even come in the sniffing distance of hurting the guy. Wondering why this happened? The explanation is pretty simple science.
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#3
It is harder to create movement in water than in air, because water molecules are more closely packed than air molecules.
