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RichC 01-01-2004 09:52 PM
Can a gun or a rifle shoot a bullet into outter space?

Regardless, at what distance does a bullet hit the point of not coming back to earth if shot up in the air and goes the required distance necessary?

GrimShawn 01-01-2004 09:53 PM
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I do have one regret from last year, but she still won't sleep with me... :winkwink:
Talk to Mr Izz about roufies

GrimShawn 01-01-2004 09:54 PM
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Originally posted by RichC
Can a gun or a rifle shoot a bullet into outter space?

Regardless, at what distance does a bullet hit the point of not coming back to earth if shot up in the air and goes the required distance necessary?
No it can't

At some point there force would die and it would turn and fall to the ground, damn genetics

xxxdesign-net 01-01-2004 09:55 PM
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what the hell does that mean?
just rumors...

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GrimShawn 01-01-2004 09:57 PM

haha hmm who is that?

And dude hit me up 139682480

Ben-MensNiche 01-01-2004 09:58 PM
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Originally posted by RichC
Can a gun or a rifle shoot a bullet into outter space?

Regardless, at what distance does a bullet hit the point of not coming back to earth if shot up in the air and goes the required distance necessary?
I don't know what distance you need, but according to http://spaceplace.jpl.nasa.gov/orbits1.htm you need 3 bags of gunpowder :thumbsup

Amazing what you learn during training for AT&T Wireless Customer Service :winkwink:

RichC 01-01-2004 09:59 PM
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Originally posted by GrimShawn


No it can't

At some point there force would die and it would turn and fall to the ground, damn genetics
ok skip to part 2.... the hypothetical bullet....at what distance is the point of no return?

GrimShawn 01-01-2004 10:00 PM
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Originally posted by Ben-MensNiche


I don't know what distance you need, but according to http://spaceplace.jpl.nasa.gov/orbits1.htm you need 3 bags of gunpowder :thumbsup

Amazing what you learn during training for AT&T Wireless Customer Service :winkwink:
get ur own thread

RichC 01-01-2004 10:00 PM
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Originally posted by Ben-MensNiche


I don't know what distance you need, but according to http://spaceplace.jpl.nasa.gov/orbits1.htm you need 3 bags of gunpowder :thumbsup

Amazing what you learn during training for AT&T Wireless Customer Service :winkwink:
nice lol

GrimShawn 01-01-2004 10:00 PM
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Originally posted by RichC


ok skip to part 2.... the hypothetical bullet....at what distance is the point of no return?
hard to name different guns and calibers of bullets have different rates of force

Brad Xtremepay 01-01-2004 10:01 PM
Mr. Izz has roofies? Bastard...

GrimShawn 01-01-2004 10:02 PM
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Mr. Izz has roofies? Bastard...
is it cuz u can't find any?

Ben-MensNiche 01-01-2004 10:04 PM
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Mr. Izz has roofies? Bastard...
Ah and Brad falls into the trap again :thumbsup

RichC 01-01-2004 10:16 PM
fascinating

http://www.lowell.edu/users/elgb/moid.html

RichC 01-01-2004 10:21 PM
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Originally posted by GrimShawn


No it can't

At some point there force would die and it would turn and fall to the ground, damn genetics
What if the bullet was fired by a jet plane flying straight up from Earth? Still can't?


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