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Why does a bullet look like it does in the matrix and in slow motion?

October 11th, 2009

Posted by: admin

What does breaking the sound barrier have to do with distorting/the diffraction of light? Is it just a ton of energy in the form of a wave, making it more difficult for the light to pass through?

By: jamal

Tags: Breaking The Sound Barrier, Diffraction Of Light, Slow Motion

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One Response to “Why does a bullet look like it does in the matrix and in slow motion?”

1. rjtmkiii Says:
   October 11th, 2009 at 20:40

   Because The Matrix is a movie, and movies aren’t real.

   (The ’sound barrier’ relates to the speed of sound, not light.)

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