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Shooting at a plastic bag of water
wallie
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Do you have a weapon that can burst a bag of water
Sure you have.
Even your Bee-Stinger guns can do that.
But do you have a one that can shoot a hole without losing a drop of water.
Demonstration of an out dated projectile:
Notice the mass water loss
Demonstration of the N. H./ N. T. P. Projectile
Notice NO water loss
Neither here/nor there pencil projectile
(N. H./ N. T. P. projectile)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NlaYRT3G8Pw
No water spills out the holes because ziploc bags are made of a polymer. Polymers have long chains of molecules that are flexible. When you poke a sharp pencil through the baggie, the pencil slides in between the chain of molecules that make up the polymer. The molecule chains make a seal around the pencil that won't let the water out.
Sure you have.
Even your Bee-Stinger guns can do that.
But do you have a one that can shoot a hole without losing a drop of water.
Demonstration of an out dated projectile:
Notice the mass water loss
Demonstration of the N. H./ N. T. P. Projectile
Notice NO water loss
Neither here/nor there pencil projectile
(N. H./ N. T. P. projectile)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NlaYRT3G8Pw
No water spills out the holes because ziploc bags are made of a polymer. Polymers have long chains of molecules that are flexible. When you poke a sharp pencil through the baggie, the pencil slides in between the chain of molecules that make up the polymer. The molecule chains make a seal around the pencil that won't let the water out.
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This is documented with a link of shooting a projectile into a bag of water, putting a hole in both sides of the bag with no water loss in the bag.
I'll send an email with my address for the million dollars. I'll let you off the hook if you send a million rounds of 22 LR
Also, there are no million dollar bills printed for the USA. The largest denomination IIRC is a $100,000 note that never saw circulation.
1 will go through the air pocket above in the bag of water
1 will go through the center in the bag of water
1 will go through the bottom in the bag of water
And there will be no water loss
So what?