Can abybody here dodge bullets like on the Matrix?
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you can try but ii think you won't live like on the matrix \nyou know this question made me lauggh thanx
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Yes, it's called the AN/TPQ-37 Counter-Battery Artillery Radar...  It can tell you the point of origin and point of impact for an indirect round before it even impacts...  Good counter battery gun crew can return fire and take out the enemy tube before they can move...
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If you don't mind getting shot at (and possibly killed), go ahead!
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Pass to somebody that can shoot!
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Stay out of it less you get shot at too.
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The way your question is worded, there is absolutely no reason why not.  A bullet is a solid object.  A snake is a solid object.  Whether the snake is on land or in water, a bullet that has been shot from a gun has the potential to hit it.  The only reason bullet could not hit something (assuming it's close enough) is if the object were not a solid object or if there is something in the way to stop the bullet from hitting.\n\nA lot of snakes swim on the very top of water (I'm curious to know if there are any that are capable of swimming underwater).  Therefore, what is to stop a bullet from hitting it?  Perhaps you mean hit is the penetrate sense.  Perhaps you are thinking that even if the snake were "hit" with the bullet, the bullet would just push the snake into the water instead of going through it.  Or maybe you are thinking of the snake as underneath the water.  In that case, perhaps the water would slow the bullet down so much that it wouldn't hit.  That is definitely true if the snake is in deep water and you are shooting from the surface.
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I am working at a Research Insitute in Artificial Intelligence. We are now researching a brand new technology that may one day erradicate the sedentarism. The unification of matter principle has been used to create a volatile spherical ball a few centimeters in diameter, which can penetrate every kind of material object (think of it as a radiation coordinated though satelite). This has only been experienced on mice, but one day such an object will move with speeds of up to 3m/second on the shorest way towards you. Of course, a pain ensues uppon contact (and maybe some minor tissue damage), so this would make people more active - trying to avoid the sphere.
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Can you fly like Superman or catch bad guys like Batman ?\n\nIf the answer is no then your chances are limited. Sorry.\n\nBut best of luck.
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use an inanimate object like a tree pnce u master basic drills find somthing that movess like a dog or other
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It's just a glitch in the Matrix.   Ignore it and it will go away.
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If fired straight up, no the terminal velocity is too small.  But if fired at an angle, the bullet maintains horizontal speed and that can be enough to kill.
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by running into walls
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Sadly, there is no easy way to do this. My only success in doing that was to storm Yahoo HQ with a crack team of three light infantry units. Once inside we needed to take something like nine hostages at gunpoint before we could even get a secretary to speak to us. Only after we had executed four of the older ones did we finally get a tech-support person to show his pimply face, but by then we had been stormed from the roof-tiles by their own internal SWAT division and as I write from deep within a holding cell in the Yahoo! building, I find that I'm not getting all the points I deserve on this system, and I can't get anything but a chat-bot to deal with the question. Mind-numbingingly-maddening this situation.
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Yes, it is possible. I'll give an example using the game of life.\n\nA glider can represent a pulse, and a glider gun can generate unlimited amount of pulses. By colliding of two gliders at exact time and position, logic gate, such as AND, OR, NOT, can be constructed. There is also ways to store numbers using still life.\n\nHowever, it would be very inefficient, as the previous answer pointed out.
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the abject that couldnt be stopped would go through the object that couldnt be moved?
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Actually there are cases of casualties and injuries.\n\nMythbusters the show on the discovery channel did an episode about this where they try to see if a bullet fired up into the air can come down and kill you.\n\nHere is a synopsis.\n\nEpisode 50: Bullets Fired Up, Vodka Myths III\n\n    * Bullets fired up into the air can be lethal: busted, plausible, and confirmed.\n  \n\nThe "all of the above" ruling on the bullets fired into the air myth was a new one for MythBusters. All of their tests showed that if you fire a bullet perfectly straight up into the air, it will not kill you as it will fall down on its side and have too low of a terminal velocity to kill, much like the Penny Drop myth. However, it is very difficult to fire perfectly straight into the air and they even found an international expert in falling bullets who was able to confirm for them that people have died from bullets fired up into the air.\nBullets Fired Up\n\nMyth: A bullet fired up can come down and kill you\nHow high would a bullet fly up?\n\nAdam's idea was to correlate the density of ballistics gel with the density of air (Jamie: "Huh."). Adam figured that if they could see how far a bullet traveled in ballistics gel, they could use the difference in density to calculate the distance it would travel through air. Adam calculated that the ballistics gel is 650x more dense than air, so, according to his theory, if a bullet fired into ballistics gel goes 1ft, it would go 650 ft through air. At least that was the theory: they would have to go to the firing range with some blocks of ballistics gel to see if it would work.\n\nThey lined up several blocks of ballistics gel end-on-end at the South San Francisco Police Department firing range (last seen in the Catching a Bullet with Your Teeth myth). They quickly ran into a problem. The 9mm round went through three blocks of ballistics gel for a total distance of about 5ft. The much more powerful .03-06 only went one block in. This wasn't so surprising given the results of the Bulletproof Water myth, though they didn't seem to anticipate the same happening with ballistics gel. The .30-06 rounds travel much faster, so they a greater tendency to break up on impact. Jamie managed to flip a block of ballistics gel with a final shot, finally putting an end to this particular avenue of testing: the ballistics gel was not going to help them figure out how far a bullet would fly up.\n\nBased on the failure of the ballistics gel experiment, they used a computer simulation program to calculate how high the bullets would travel up into the air. The calculations: *.03-6 10,000 ft 58 seconds\n\n    * 9mm 4,000 ft, 37 seconds\n\nTerminal velocity of a falling bullet\n\nAdam built an acrylic wind tunnel (much like the one in the Penny Drop myth). Air was shot up through the bottom and a bullet was dropped into the chamber. The terminal velocity was calculated based on the speed of the air needed to make the bullet stop falling. They figured that the terminal velocity was 100mph (150 ft/s). The wind tunnel also showed that the most stable falling position for the bullets was on their side.\nFiring bullets at terminal velocity\n\nThe rigged up an air hose to an aluminum pipe to launch the bullets at terminal velocity (150 ft/s). Their first shot put a good dent in the metal door. Their next target would be a pig's head, just as soon as they got the amount of air pressure tuned correctly. A chronograph was used to measure the speed of the bullet and a solenoid valve was attached to the tube to control the air flow.\n\nThey fired bullets from the pipe into the pig's head and recorded it all on the high-speed camera. At 166 ft/s, the 9mm bullet bounced right off of the pig's head. The .30-06 bullet did only slightly better, piercing the skin and then bouncing off.\n\nIt was looking like this was going to be busted, but, as it turns out, there is an international expert on falling bullet
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In macromedia flash, the method you should use is the hitTest() method.  Heres a breakdown of how it works:\n\nYou can take a multitude of different objects and test for a collision.\n\nExample:\nif(object1.hitTest(object2))\n{\n    // Execute some code here if true\n}\nelse\n{\n    // it's false\n}