Seems legit.

>>579809225
the problem is that he couldn't hit anything either as his own bullets would head back in a fancy curve

after a long day on the battlefield his helmet would be real heavy with all the bullets collected

because then no memorial day holiday, dem niggas die for a reason, so i get the day off work

>>579809225
Bullets travel too fast to curve that much relative to the distance. I don't know why I said this because I'm sure you know this fucking well.

>>579809225
Well the soldier's rifle would also be drawn to a magnet that powerful, for one.

>>579809225
Dumb fuck. Bullets are made out of lead. Non-magnetic

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These are fun

>>579811640
What if you were inside 20 years ago? Or it was cloudy?

>>579811920
Then I guess you'd see a house or clouds

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Can confirm.

>>579812227
In other words "fucking useless".

Nice job idiot.

Never seen this before. Triggered as fuck, but I like it.

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>>579810478
but full metal jacket...

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>>579812360

>>579812568
I hope so.

>>579810146
If the magnet is strong enough, it would be able to. However the EM field would be more extensive as well, so you'd see curvature earlier, so you're right in a sense.

>>579810478
The jackets are often made of a harder metal than lead (which is soft) to penetrate steel defenses.

>>579809705
Thats why the user uses clay bullets.

>>579812410
why would this one not in theory work? replacing airpockets with something like helium?

>>579812563
Usually copper jackets.

>>579813051
Energy loss in the system.

>>579813051
Helium would make the balls on the opposite of the water go up

>>579813414
What energy loss?

>>579813051
there is literally no difference between the buoyancy of a barrel of helium or a barrel of normal air

>>579813973
The force required to break the seal, the fight of moving the balloons against the chain, air fiction, etc...

>>579814427
those are all negligible relative to the buoyancy force of a barrel of air.

>>579813973
Friction in the pulleys, friction as the balls move across the seal and more but I'm too high to list them all.

>>579812503
can someone vouch for this?

>>579813051
you cannot create energy, friction or something will always stop it from working.

>>579812823
I actually had a dream like this when I as a kid

>>579811640
This would actually work.

>physics major

>>579814427
That's not LOST energy though. No matter what way you cut it it's still 100% gain of energy.

>>579814676
The person receiving the mail has to pay instead

>>579812823
This would actually work if you had strong enough legs.

>>579815014
You are so fucking stupid.

Troll physics =/= real physics

Underage pls go

>>579814676
It will work, just gotta drop it in the mail box at a post office, more than likely won't work at a residential box cuz the mailman will see through your shit.

>>579815118
This is either b8 or incredible ignorance.

>>579815014
I think they're trying to say that you would instantly see the past, not 20 years later.

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>>579815237
>>579815118
>>579814624
>>579813973

>>579815408
you would see 20 years into the past exactly 10 years after the mirror is constructed.
The light from 10 years ago is already traveling.
Mirror is constructed.
10 year ago light is reflected back and takes another 10 years to travel to you

this is real.

damn these are old school

>>579815237
how could it even not work?

>>579812689
Or he could use aluminum

>>579815897
Thanks bruh, I get the concept. The troll physics version is that you will see prior to the mirror's placement, hence TROLL physics.

>>579816270
You will.
You will see 10 years prior to when the mirror is constructed.
Can you read?

>>579814393
I know this won't work, but why?

>>579816393
>>579815897
Decent b8

>>579816473
It would work...

>>579814676

It's a felony if your caught doing this on purpose. so your choice to roll the dice on potential mail fraud charges.

>>579816489
the light from 10 years prior to the mirror is still on route to the position that the mirror will be at, even before the mirror exists.
the moment you construct the mirror, this ten year old light is reaching the mirror and getting reflected.
you will see 10 years into the past, immediately coming off of the mirror.
it will just take another 10 years to get back to you, making it 20 years into the past when your eye is receiving it.
checkmate, dumbass.

>>579816617
No it wouldn't. At that scale relativity comes into play. It would still require > distance/c amount of time for the stick to move on the other body, assuming its relative position and rotation never changes to begin with.

>>579811814
Too bad you're breathing in co2

>>579816489
are you fucking retarded?
>>579816393
is right.
if it takes light 10 years to reach the mirror, then that light leaves earth in that direction, regardless whether or not there's a fucking mirror. As the mirror gets completed, the light that has been traveling for ten years will have just reached it, meaning a ten year trip back home. the light that left earth ten years prior to the mirrors completion would return to earth ten years after its completion. letting you see ten years into the past. not twenty. but the science checks out.
also pls go

>>579816473

Communication would travel at the speed of sound through the stick, not instantaneously. Probably faster than speed of sound through air, but still much much slower than speed of ligh

>>579817048
at the moment of the light reaching your eye, it is 20 years in the past.
10 + 10 = 20

someone located at the mirror would see their reflection with your 10 year old reflection, though.

>>579817048
wait no apparently i can into properties of light but not addition. its 20 years

>>579816906
It would still be faster than light if a machine was strong enough to push the stick

>>579817245
this

>>579817303
see
>>579817335
also are you me cause we explained that the same way

Oh wait. we just arent autistic.

>>579817052
This is actually a really nice example of why infinite sums aren't invited to any parties

some of these are kinda clever but most are just mindblowingly stupid.

>>579817878
see like this. who the fuck would this fool after second grade?

>>579818149
i uh, don't think that's the point

>>579817913
>>579818149
A lot of the mindblowingly stupid ones are tricky to actually disprove, hence troll logic...

>>579818149
Stupid fuck

>>579818389
but theres a differences between troll and stupid.

>>579817052
where?
where is the error?

some of these are quite clever, some are obviously stupid, but this one is convincing...

>>579817496
>>579817303
>>579817048
>>579816816
Ok, build a space mirror and go look at yourself as a baby when you build the mirror as an adult you fucking autists. God I hope this is b8.

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>>579818637
u sound mad

>>579818637
lol newfag

>>579818981
There's literally nothing stopping you from abusing the flawed calculation of weight, other than that all the abuses have very little effect.

>>579814135
well shit.

>>579817437
No it wouldn't. Shut the fuck up, retard. It was already only mildly funny in the troll image, you don't need to act retarded to make up for your inadequacies.

>>579814053
This obviously wouldn't work, but why? where would the photons go? do photons decay or do mirrors just absorb a couple at a time?