Can compressed air fired at really high speed actually cause damage?

>>157597006
Should be able to, in the same way water can be used to pressure cut.

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>>157597006
It depends on how hard you train.

>>157597006
Considering we use compressed air to slaughter livestock, yes.

>>157597006
Yes

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>>157597006
Yep. These things can be felt 40 feet away. I'm not sure if they make versions that can "cause damage", though.

Yes. Watch this.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bo8Q88bAXyQ

Dude literally goes flying.

Absolutely, OP.

>>157599839
That video is fake though.

>>157597006
>what is shock wave

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Yup.

>>157597006
Yeah, a lot of deaths from explosives comes from the shockwave which can even just rupture / tear organs.

>>157597006
Google bullet crab

>>157600438
That thing fires out a metal rod I'm pretty sure. Good movie btw.

>>157603246
Oh, I see.

And yeah, really good movie

>>157600486
Not to be too autistic here, but an explosion is, by definition, rapid expansion of gas. The heat and fire is a byproduct.