shoot it at angry kids to calm them down.
people play with them,also they can launch airplanes.
so they can help people with there fishing
Hand held catapults are certainly used today. A good example would be by a carp angler.
People don't need catapults when they have guns.
Catapults are not commonly used today in modern applications, as they have been largely replaced by more advanced technologies such as cranes, forklifts, and other mechanical lifting devices. However, historical reenactments, education demonstrations, and some research projects may still use catapults for experimental or entertainment purposes.
No modern military force still employs catapults as a combat arm. Today's catapults are largely built by hobbyists and re-enactors, as well as historical modelers, and are generally used for recreational activity.
For fun, like science experiments or sometimes the Army uses them for stuff, but I'm not sure otherwise.
In rural America here, we use them to throw pumpkins!
Technically no, but some are still around and are not used,but then again some are used at festivals. This is true but people today make and use little catapults still, but for fun and in science fair projects like me.
Catapults are used by anglers when coarse fishing to 'catapult' their bait to the area of river or lake they are trying to catch a fish. Catapults are used to propel aircraft into the air from aircraft carrier ship decks Catapults are used for dropping bombs from boats on submarines, to propel aircrafts into the air from aircraft carriers, and for fun. Kids like to hurl water balloons at each other using catapults.
help people
There are many ways a catapult has affected society. most of our modern day war machines even guns could be considered as catapults. catapults are still used today on aircraft carriers to lurnch jets. Many old cranes could have even been designed from catapults.