Tuesday 26 January 2016
If someone ever decides to pull a gun on you while underwater, you can rest assured you’ll probably survive. Norwegian physicist Andrew Wahl decided to test whether water could stop a bullet from reaching his submerged torso. Known for putting scientific principles to the test in extreme and dangerous demonstrations on the television show “Life on the Line,” in this experiment Wahl sets out to prove how difficult it is to create movement in water. Setting up a gun facing him from a short distance, the physicist records himself with a slow-motion camera as he fires a bullet in his direction. Being over 800 percent…
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