erico2k2:

Look at this illustration, Im sure you are more clever than the OP
Look at shooter A, now explain to me how his bullet can land at position(PB)??
Dont you think shooter A's bullet will carry o n to position PX?


Now look at shooter B, don't you think he is the only o ne who's bullet will land at position PB? and if this happen what do you thin will happen to the Bed?

erico2k2:

Look at this illustration, Im sure you are more clever than the OP
Look at shooter A, now explain to me how his bullet can land at position(PB)??
Dont you think shooter A's bullet will carry o n to position PX?


Now look at shooter B, don't you think he is the only o ne who's bullet will land at position PB? and if this happen what do you thin will happen to the Bed?

erico2k2:

That one chuock you ok, read the wording from what insstablog posted and what the guy poste and how he tried to twist the story. Pay attention to the one instalblog where it said they did not hear Gun shot and how the Op's one said he heard a gunshot

erico2k2:

That one chuock you ok, read the wording from what insstablog posted and what the guy poste and how he tried to twist the story. Pay attention to the one instalblog where it said they did not hear Gun shot and how the Op's one said he heard a gunshot

Bobxin:


There is still one 'possible shooter' you've not illustrated, a shooter positioning his gun at 90° or less into the air. What's the fate of the bullet?

micki1:

Thank God no one was there. I had a similar experience in 2006. I was sitting on the rug I our living room with my brother and a family friend sitting on chairs. We heard a loud bang through the ceiling with fine particles of the ceiling flying around me. I jumped away on hearing the noise. I came back and saw the hole through the ceiling and realized it pierced through the roof as well. We seached everywhere if there was a bullet but didn't find any. It was days later when I was doing thorough clean up that I saw the bullet. We showed it to a police officer and he said it was police bullet. The hole on the ceiling and roof was directly above my head where I sat. By the way, we never heard any gun shot except the bang through the roof. Na God dey save us o!

macjireh:

there are 2 possibilities here...
First d shooter may have shot at an inclined angle facing d roof of d house,, d house could be a storey building which d OP didn't state,,so at an inclined angle facing d roof of d storey building,, d bullet went in and came out thru d ceiling...

Second possibility is for d bullet to be shot into d sky at a momentum which is mass X velocity,, wen d bullet gets to it's peak,, it will descend back to d ground with almost d same momentum a little lesser than d ascending momentum bkos there will be minimal losses due air friction...so dat bullet is still potentially as dangerous as a bullet shot from d gun

erico2k2:

Ok let me upgrade a natural path of a bullet fired at 90 degs have a look, lets say shooter is a very tall guy say 7ft tall ok, U said 90 degs right?
Now whats the height of an average bungalow? so any how our shooter at 90 degs will be same level as lintel, he bullet will go fru the walls of the house not from ceiling have a look
So look clearly shooter A's bullet at 7ft tall angled at 90 degs shot is going fru to position PY.

erico2k2:

Ok let me upgrade a natural path of a bullet fired at 90 degs have a look, lets say shooter is a very tall guy say 7ft tall ok, U said 90 degs right?
Now whats the height of an average bungalow? so any how our shooter at 90 degs will be same level as lintel, he bullet will go fru the walls of the house not from ceiling have a look
So look clearly shooter A's bullet at 7ft tall angled at 90 degs shot is going fru to position PY.
Question for you Bro, where do you think shooter A's bullet will land if he fires at 90 degs? PB or PY?

Bobxin:


180° or less

Orente21:
Detective.

erico2k2:

Im not ahah howver its basic science, at least anyone who aint science inclined can see from the diagram

dingbang:
i thought at angle 90, the bullet shot would reach a max peak in air and lose momentum, then return back with normal gravitational speed at 9.8m/s?

Orente21:
I know. But u try in dt diagram

Omakraid:

Ok, I get you.. So, my question is a post made around 11.54a.m and a post made 1hour ago, which came first? 11.54 of course, so how did the poster from 11.54a.m copy what was posted 1hr ago and also twist it... The story might be from somewhere else but definitely not instablog and until I see the story with a time frame earlier than when OP posted his, I won't doubt his story..
Merry Christmas, Hope you have chicken and cold malt for me to step down this back and forth shaa

erico2k2:

Bross Bross, E be like say you forge say 180 degs means straight up o n his head, 180 is 2x90 degs

erico2k2:

Good question U meant no oxygen in space.
Answer, Modern ammunitions have oxidizing agents within them that creates oxygen for ignition and ofcos the resultant blast projects the slog, But big But, a gun that fires munitions that is Gun powder based will fire better in space than earth cos of the above theory as Gunpowder has an oxidizing agent within called Potassium Nitrate KNO3 in black gun powder. U can research this if you want. I shall stop there.

limcar:
thanks. what's your discipline

malvisguy212:
take of your atheism off from this thread, the devil advocate.

Adaqueentroy:


You can't be comparing a human skin to roofing material na. Abeg check it yourself. A roof has two major resistant sheets, the first which is the thick metal covering and the second which is either pop, or others. So yes your article is right in saying that a falling bullet can have the force potential to penetrate soft human skin and in rare cases kill but certainly not a roof. I still stand by what I said earlier that the bullet that penetrated that roof was not a falling bullet.

erico2k2:

@ at angle 90 the bullet will not reach the roof unless the shooter is standing at least 15 to 20 ft tall as human or from a vantage position as illustrated with my shooter B

aderemielijah:
Eh!?

erico2k2:

Ok look at this trajectory and tell me how it is possible.

Bobxin:


There is still one 'possible shooter' you've not illustrated, a shooter positioning his gun at 90° or less into the air. What's the fate of the bullet?

Benrosaria:


Knowledge is the ability to know, your knowledge has brought you so small to yourself that you can’t tell atheism from critical thinking

nairaman66:


In your diagram! You assumed the position of the shooter, and you can tell exactly how the bullet as a projectile object would land.

In our case scenario, we didn’t know what position the bullet was shot from or how the shooter positioned himself.. You have to assume many case scenarios of the shooter and the bullet.

nairaman66:


Or 45 degrees and so on and so forth!

erico2k2:

Ok let me upgrade a natural path of a bullet fired at 90 degs have a look, lets say shooterA is a very tall guy say 7ft tall ok, U said 90 degs right?
Now what's the height of an average bungalow? so any how our shooter at 90 degs will be same level as lintel, the bullet will go fru the walls of the house not from ceiling have a look
So look clearly shooter A's bullet at 7ft tall angled at 90 degs shot is going fru to position PY.
Question for you Bro, where do you think shooter A's bullet will land if he fires at 90 degs? PB or PY?

erico2k2:

your own is even worse at 45 degs he will be shooting at the floor, look at shooter A from my Diagram adjust the angle downwards to half of 90. wont your aime be 45 degs lower than PY?