If a projectile weighing 100 grams hit a target at 50 mph, would it have a similar impact of an projectile weighing 50 grams traveling at 100 mph? 
Just curious lol
Just curious lol
Impact Damage?
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Kinetic Energy = 0.5*(Mass/(Velocity^2)) (17 years since I did mechanics...).
The 100g projectile has twice the "impact".
The 100g projectile has twice the "impact".
I forgot to mention why projectile weight is an issue, and it's all about the density.
That's why depleted Uranium is used (very dense), and I've handled Tungsten prototype "darts". Wolfram...
That's why depleted Uranium is used (very dense), and I've handled Tungsten prototype "darts". Wolfram...
So a dimwit headbutting you, is far worse than an intellectual. Lol
I f ucking love science
Nail on the head you might say.
I also remember a mechanics seminar on "penetration" which used bullets as part of it.
A bit like forensics people do, they can work out what power/firearm would be needed to put a certain mass projectile into a certain density target.
A bit like forensics people do, they can work out what power/firearm would be needed to put a certain mass projectile into a certain density target.
I wonder what sort of round they'd find suitable for Donni Trump?
Actually i do find him amusing. Lol
This should settle it.....
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That is too funny.
