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[Cheat Engine User]

Ill fucking explain Newton for you.

If you throw something on earth, you throw it with a specific Newton. But there are thwarting Newton forces. These forces make objects fall down or stay still. Example of these forces are gravity, wind, etc. On earth the bullet will fall down after some time, gravity makes it go slower, untill it falls down, and the forwardpushing forces are equally strong as the thwarting forces. This makes the object remain still. In space, there are no thwarting forces.

Conclusion: In space the bullet will go on forever, untill it reaches a point where there are thwarting forces.

Next to that, There is no oxygen in space, and fire needs oxygen to burn. That will make the gun unable to shoot

[Cheetah]

The gun will shoot. In modern firearms, there's a reserve of oxygen inside the bullet that ignites it, it doesn't use outside air. It will fly along until gravity eventually pulls it into something.

[Nick :3]

Itll fly until it is attracted by a planet's gravity

[Yazu™]

[wcbrilman]

[AquariiSong]

if you shoot, it will not go that far. It will fall back to earth and become a small flaming meteor which wont even hit the ground.

[wcbrilman]

Eh, I think OP means that the gun is fired from space -> space, not from earth -> the direction of space.

[Miniie]

Lol. The 'fire' would burn out once it reached space. Then it would just keep going in the same direction until it hits something.

See Newton :
http://csep10.phys.utk.edu/astr161/lect/history/newton3laws.html

[xMurtaghx]

THe bullet would start to loose speed and velocity (depending on its range)
and it would start to come down and it would just land on the ground.
Simple as that.

[nightpup]

if fired from space, it woudl continue on until it reaches an object with enough gravitational pull to pull it to that planet and hit it i think...

[Oblivious]

Unpossible to gain momentum in space.

[Cheat Engine User]

Stop repeating others, dammit.

[xMurtaghx]

[bobkilla]

[Konata Izumi]