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I was watching Captain America: Winter Solider and was a bit confused with the scene.
I am a high school student who just learned mechanics, and I hope you guys will be able to give me an answer.
Looking at the photo, Bucky shoots a granade catrage, not moving a little bit, while Captain protects himself from the blast and flies off by like 20m until he crashes into a bus.
Wouldn't the conservation of momentum (m1v1 = m2v2) cause Captain to move as much as Bucky did (guessing less because probably m(captain)>m(Bucky))
If not, how does the explosion cause him to fly off?
Thank you,
I am a high school student who just learned mechanics, and I hope you guys will be able to give me an answer.
Looking at the photo, Bucky shoots a granade catrage, not moving a little bit, while Captain protects himself from the blast and flies off by like 20m until he crashes into a bus.
Wouldn't the conservation of momentum (m1v1 = m2v2) cause Captain to move as much as Bucky did (guessing less because probably m(captain)>m(Bucky))
If not, how does the explosion cause him to fly off?
Thank you,
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