Risasi zikipigwa juu angani uwa zinaenda wapi?

[K 4 LIFE]

Wakuu tunashuhudia mara nyingi askari wakipiga risasi angani, lakini hatujawahi kusikia zikirudi chini au kuziokota chini, sasa uwa zinaendaga wapi?

 

[Konda wa bodaboda]

Zinaenda mikumi kuwinda simba.

 

[Lumbi9]

si zinaenda angani au

 

[dansmith]

Zinaenda kulala angani halafu zinota zimeokota magunia ya pesa

 

[sumbai]

Wakuu tunashuhudia mara nyingi askari wakipiga risasi angani, lakini hatujawahi kusikia zikirudi chini au kuziokota chini, sasa uwa zinaendaga wapi?

make me sing....

 

[KikulachoChako]

Zinaganda mawinguni alafu baadae zikiwa nyingi zinashuka kama mvua....

 

[real G]

jamaa kauliza swali lenye point, watu mnaleta masihara
mimi nadhani zinarudi chini ila zinarudi kwa spidi ya kawaida na haziangukii pale zilipofyatuliwa, kuzi notice watu wana notice zikianguka ila hujawahi kusikia kwa kua ni chache

 

[screpa]

Zinaenda mbinguni mshenzy wewe, kilasiku maswali ya kipumbav

 

[M2mwembamba]

Mie navyojuwa huwa maganda ndo yarudi japo hayatui hapo hapo yanatua mbali

 

[simplemind]

Risasi kama jiwe , zikienda juu lazima zinarudi chini kwa mvuto wa gravity.Kumewahi kutokea matukio mengi ya watu kujeruhiwa na risasi zilizo fyatuliwa angani. polisi waache ushamba na kufyatua blanks baadala ya live bullets.

 

[Deejay nasmile]

Zinarudi chini.

 

[Royal Warrior]

Zinaenda kwenye mwezi..

 

[Mshana Jr]

Wakuu tunashuhudia mara nyingi askari wakipiga risasi angani, lakini hatujawahi kusikia zikirudi chini au kuziokota chini, sasa uwa zinaendaga wapi?

Risasi ni gamba (shell) linalobeba unga uliochanganywa na vilipuzi hivyo inapotoka kwenye bunduki lile gamba hulipuka(ule mlio unaousikia)
Kwahiyo kama imepigwa kuelekea angani vilipuzi vilivyomo kwenye gamba huteketea na kuishia hewani huku ganda la gamba likirudi ardhini jepesi lisilo na kitu chochote
Ganda la gamba ndio hubeba serial number ya bunduki na aina ya kilipuzi

 

[Kitombise]

Mie navyojuwa huwa maganda ndo yarudi japo hayatui hapo hapo yanatua mbali

maganda huwa yanabakia hapo hapo risasi ilipopigwa na ila risasi inapopigwa kinatoka kipande kidogo sana na huwa inaenda kwa speed huku ikiwa inaisha.
Hivyo ikipigwa angani huwa inaenda huku ikiwa inaisha na ndo mana haiwezi kurudi tena chini na ndo mana unaona kuna tofauti ya speed ya risasi

 

[Sungurajv]

Kwa kawaida risasi ina umbali wa mwisho kutua ikitegemea inipigwa na silaha aina gani

 

[miss chagga]

Ngoja nikafanye jaribio nilete jibu

 

[chalii ya mbugani]

Zinaenda mbinguni nafkir

 

[Mshana Jr]

Ngoja nikafanye jaribio nilete jibu

 

[miss chagga]

Kuna MTU nakutanaga naye maeneo nataka nimchukulie nifanyie kajaribio

 

[simplemind]

It is, unarguably, an emphatic way to display
one's jubilation.
Shooting an automatic weapon into the sky to
signal an occasion one welcomes is a popular
practice in much of the world, as the footage of
Libyan anti-Gaddafi forces seizing the main
square of the capital city has demonstrated.
But it is a potentially fatal activity, which
regularly results in the deaths of bystanders.
"These bullets go a long way up when they're
fired," says ballistics expert David Dyson. "But
you don't know where they're going to land -
there's always a chance of them causing serious
harm or death."
Examples of fatalities due to celebratory gunfire
abound.
Three people in the Philippines died due to stray
bullets fired to welcome the arrival of the new
year 2011.
In 2010 a Turkish bridegroom killed three
relatives when he fired an AK-47 at his own
wedding. In the same year, Jordan's King
Abdullah II ordered his country's authorities to
clamp down on the practice after two people
were killed and 13 more injured in one incident.
When the Iraqi football team defeated Vietnam in
2007's Asia Cup, three people were killed in
Baghdad amid widespread gunshots as fans
celebrated. Celebratory gunfire in Kuwait after
the end of the Gulf War in 1991 was blamed for
20 deaths.
The practice is not restricted to Asia and the
Middle East. A US study found that 118 people
were treated for random "falling-bullet injuries"
at one Los Angeles medical centre between 1985
and 1992, resulting in the deaths of 38.
Additionally, the government of the Former
Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia also ran a
poster campaign with the slogan "Bullets Are Not
Greeting Cards - Celebrate Without Weapons". In
2005, Serbian authorities warned their citizens
that "every bullet that is fired up must come
down" ahead of New Year's Eve.
Studies suggest that, although the velocity of a
falling bullet is lower than that of one which has
just been fired, it is still sufficient to be fatal.
According to a 1962 study, .30 calibre rounds
can reach terminal velocities of 300 feet (91m)
per second as they fall. More recent research
has indicated that 200 feet (61m) per second is
enough to penetrate the skull.
As a result, a number of US states including
California, Texas, Arizona and Ohio outlaw firing
a gun into the air. In Minnesota, it is specifically
forbidden in cemeteries.
Prof Peter Squires, an expert in gun crime and
gun culture at the University of Brighton, says it
is possible that the practice stems from cultural
assumptions linking weapons with masculinity
and ego.
But, additionally, he suggests that the common
practice of firing 21-gun salutes or deploying
firing parties at military funerals - albeit equipped
with blanks - may have been somehow
appropriated.
"There's an association with fireworks," he says.
"Firing a gun is an effective way or making a
loud bang. It's tied up with a state of
carnivalesque abandon.
"But obviously what goes up must come down
again."