A 338 Lapua Magnum bullet typically flies at speeds between 2,800 to 3,000 feet per second (fps) depending on factors such as bullet weight and powder charge.
Yes, an airplane travels faster than a bullet. The average speed of a commercial airplane is around 550-600 mph, while the speed of a bullet can range from 1,700 mph to over 3,000 mph depending on the type and caliber.
A house fly can fly at an average speed of about 4.5 mph.
-- The driver of the car says that the speed of the fly is zero. -- An on-looker sitting on a park bench as the car passes him says that the speed of the fly is 80 kph. -- Both are correct, since there's no such thing as the "real speed", and speed is always referred to something.
To figure this out first fire the bullet in a place with zero air on earth and see how fast it goes. The ratio between airless earth-speed and airless space-speed would be the same as the ratio between the bullet's and rifle's(As well as the casing combined with the shooter. Both of these are in a sense part of the rifle temporarily) masses. The bullet would travel slower because the rifle and shooter weigh nothing and therefore offers no solid point for the bullet to push off of. [example] * Bullet mass: Shooter+Rifle+casing mass = 1:100 [example] now take this ratio and make it a fraction... (1/100). *Subtract (1/100)th of the airless earth speed and the remainder will be your space speed. *subtract (99/100) from the original earth speed and you would get how fast you would fly backwards when firing the weapon in space. lol no joke the bullets explosion will move YOU because YOU are weightless. * If you stood on your space ship with magnetic boots and fired the bullet straight above your head, then the bullet would travel faster because the ship is now added to the rifles mass.
They are called Supersonic aircraft. Some aircraft can only do that. Some planes have reached even Hypersonic speeds.
Yes, an airplane travels faster than a bullet. The average speed of a commercial airplane is around 550-600 mph, while the speed of a bullet can range from 1,700 mph to over 3,000 mph depending on the type and caliber.
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/fly (speed) /fly is the command and if u want to fly faster put the speed a space after it for example /fly 6 that would make you fly at speed 6 and so forth.
A house fly can fly at an average speed of about 4.5 mph.
No. It will still fly straight.
600 mph
-- The driver of the car says that the speed of the fly is zero. -- An on-looker sitting on a park bench as the car passes him says that the speed of the fly is 80 kph. -- Both are correct, since there's no such thing as the "real speed", and speed is always referred to something.
The minimum speed required to fly an airbus is 300 kilometres per hour.
The x-15 can fly at 4520 mph
The speed of mud.
To figure this out first fire the bullet in a place with zero air on earth and see how fast it goes. The ratio between airless earth-speed and airless space-speed would be the same as the ratio between the bullet's and rifle's(As well as the casing combined with the shooter. Both of these are in a sense part of the rifle temporarily) masses. The bullet would travel slower because the rifle and shooter weigh nothing and therefore offers no solid point for the bullet to push off of. [example] * Bullet mass: Shooter+Rifle+casing mass = 1:100 [example] now take this ratio and make it a fraction... (1/100). *Subtract (1/100)th of the airless earth speed and the remainder will be your space speed. *subtract (99/100) from the original earth speed and you would get how fast you would fly backwards when firing the weapon in space. lol no joke the bullets explosion will move YOU because YOU are weightless. * If you stood on your space ship with magnetic boots and fired the bullet straight above your head, then the bullet would travel faster because the ship is now added to the rifles mass.