Is it possible to make a gun that shoots bullets that don't

>>34863623
No.

>>34863623
You like lasers, masers and particle emitters?

>>34863623
>Is it possible to negate gravity?
No nigga, even light bends when exposed to a space-time curvature.

On a human scale, lasers will not experience bullet drop.

>>34863623
Gravity , ever hear of it?

>>34863623
Miniature missiles?
Trajectory would still change due to gravity and wind deflection but would be able to correct itself.

>>34863623
No, not really.

Maybe some kind of built-in automatic range finding system?

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>>34863623

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>>34863623
>>34863765

>>34863705
>laser detects rang of target
>hydrogen gun pumps the appropriate amount of hydrogen to hit the target.
>uses radar to detect wind at target
>gyroscopes torque the gun in all the right places moments before firing
That's the best I could do.

>>34863623
yes
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PtKEvKZG_-c

>>34863623
Effectively, yes. Practically? Not so much.

Everything has a trajectory thanks to the laws of physics and gravity, but shit like >>34863650 , >>34863656 , and >>34863865
negate it. Also there's these things

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Light-gas_gun
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Particle_accelerator

>>34863931
>negate it

no
even light is effected by gravity

>>34863865
>>34863765
the gyrojet doesnt go where you point it regardless

>>34863635
/thread

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>>34863878
actually impressive, anon.

Beam weapons (eg. Lasers, masers and particle emmiters) cannot fire over the horizon

>>34863623
You could have some kind of rangefinder on a scope that automatically adjusts for distance or something to appear like there isn't any drop

>>34863623
Technically yes, look at the predecessor to the Javelin missle system.
Realistically no.

yes if you fight in space :)

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>>34863623
>Is it possible to make a gun that shoots bullets that don't have a ballistic trajectory? As in, the bullets always go exactly where you aim without any bullet drop so you don't have to sight your gun in
Yes
Yes there is

>>34863705
idiot

>>34863623
in short? no.

in long?
nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo.

>>34863623
Wow gw2 engineer art that isn't shit

>>34863623

The thing that makes the bullets fall down is gravity, not the gun.

>>34863931
If light and time cannot best gravity, what hopes have our toys?

>>34863623
Realistically no, absolutely nothing that has mass will have perfectly flat trajectory within an atmosphere.

Technically, you could make a very, very flat shooting projectile that for all intents and purpose would be completely flat up to any range you would be realistically expected to engage.