Is It Possible To Shoot In Space?

Since there is no air in space, many people ask, is it possible to shoot in space?
The answer is yes, possible.
The modern bullets that we see, their function is much like a rocket. Shooting from a gun means we have an explosion in the bullet. The bullets contain the required amount of fuel. As a result of the explosion, smoke started to rise rapidly from it. Which causes the bullet to move forward according to Newton's third or reaction formula. Just the way the rocket goes. As a result, even if there is no air, there is no difficulty for the rocket to move in space. In the same way, there will be no difficulty in firing.

But now the question is, after the shooting, what will happen to you? If the temperature in space is more than 100 degrees centigrade, the bullets will explode on their own. And if the temperature drops below -183 degrees Celsius, the metal structure of the gun will shake. As soon as you shoot, your shots will fall to pieces. Yet if the temperature is favorable and you shoot, it can be like embracing your death a bit.

Since there is no air in space, according to Newton's first law, your bullet can continue to move in space without hindrance. And in this way, the bullet will pierce your head from the rear in a complete orbit like a satellite. Not only that. We know that if you fire from a gun, the gun will also push you backward, according to Newton's reaction formula. Since there is no air, there is no one to stop you. As a result, you will continue to drop out much faster. If it is towards the earth, the value of velocity will be much higher. And if you run at this speed, the friction of your body with the air can cause your body and the surrounding air to rise above a thousand degrees centigrade. So it is impossible to find the ashes of your body. But if luck is too good you can expect to survive with the help of your shotgun. In that case, the International Space Station can help you a bit.