Shooting a Nerf Gun Backwards While Driving At The Bullet's Speed Forward
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The creator tests whether a Nerf Rival blaster fired backward from a moving car at the same speed as the bullet will drop straight to the ground.
From the video
Answers: What happens if you fire a gun backward from a moving car at the same speed as the bullet?
- physics experiments
- projectile motion
- relative velocity
- Nerf Rival XV-700
What it concludes
- Firing a Nerf ball backward from a car moving at 55 mph while the ball is also shot at 55 mph causes the ball to drop straight down to the ground.
- Humans can only jump at around 3 miles per hour upward.
- Falling in an elevator is survivable because elevators fall relatively slowly and compress air in front of them to cushion the fall.
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