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If a bullet is fired from a high enough altitude, will it slow down to terminal velocity due to air resistance? Or will it pick up speed due to gravity? This is above my pay grade.
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How you feeling @OldBuzzard
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Maybe two more years. Miserable.
If it is fired up, wouldn’t the force of gravity be applied in the opposite direction?
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