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This is my first physics question (and hopefully not my last)
I've been wondering about what happens when you fire a gun in a situation with no gravity (or atleast no gravity of the Earth's) but when there is air and frictional forces present. People have tried to convince me that the bullet attains its terminal velocity and then continues in a straight line (infinitely)
Is this possible ?
I've been wondering about what happens when you fire a gun in a situation with no gravity (or atleast no gravity of the Earth's) but when there is air and frictional forces present. People have tried to convince me that the bullet attains its terminal velocity and then continues in a straight line (infinitely)
Is this possible ?