is it possible to make sharp wind that can cut stuff from afar?
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you know the typical wind slash in anime or game where the swordsman slash from affar and the wind pressure or projectile cut the opponent like in this image for example.
now i wonder are this scientifically possible, or is there a solution for it like what mechanism for the sword or weapon shape to achieve such state, or how much strength or speed the person need to swing his arm to manage so (i know normal human wont reach it or his hand or body will rip apart just by common sense alone)
, or the side effect to it, or what the wind cut/slash would look like?
i know there some recent similar question like Fencing style for blades that can attack from a distance but he mostly asking for the martial art not how to achieve such projection.
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you know the typical wind slash in anime or game where the swordsman slash from affar and the wind pressure or projectile cut the opponent like in this image for example.
now i wonder are this scientifically possible, or is there a solution for it like what mechanism for the sword or weapon shape to achieve such state, or how much strength or speed the person need to swing his arm to manage so (i know normal human wont reach it or his hand or body will rip apart just by common sense alone)
, or the side effect to it, or what the wind cut/slash would look like?
i know there some recent similar question like Fencing style for blades that can attack from a distance but he mostly asking for the martial art not how to achieve such projection.
physics weapons science
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you know the typical wind slash in anime or game where the swordsman slash from affar and the wind pressure or projectile cut the opponent like in this image for example.
now i wonder are this scientifically possible, or is there a solution for it like what mechanism for the sword or weapon shape to achieve such state, or how much strength or speed the person need to swing his arm to manage so (i know normal human wont reach it or his hand or body will rip apart just by common sense alone)
, or the side effect to it, or what the wind cut/slash would look like?
i know there some recent similar question like Fencing style for blades that can attack from a distance but he mostly asking for the martial art not how to achieve such projection.
physics weapons science
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you know the typical wind slash in anime or game where the swordsman slash from affar and the wind pressure or projectile cut the opponent like in this image for example.
now i wonder are this scientifically possible, or is there a solution for it like what mechanism for the sword or weapon shape to achieve such state, or how much strength or speed the person need to swing his arm to manage so (i know normal human wont reach it or his hand or body will rip apart just by common sense alone)
, or the side effect to it, or what the wind cut/slash would look like?
i know there some recent similar question like Fencing style for blades that can attack from a distance but he mostly asking for the martial art not how to achieve such projection.
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Not possible without also ejecting particulate matter. If it could be done then people would be cut into pieces by standing near a helicopter or aircraft propeller.
The only solution would be to use sand or shot blasting. Even then, if your opponent was wearing armour, the worst you are likely to do is clean it for them.
You would also require quite a lot of equipment.
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Just to add to your answer, a sand blaster type weapon could easily harm someone in armour if pointed at their helmet. It would go in between the gaps in the eye slits if they were wearing a closed face helmet. I know that i, for one, would not want highly pressurised sand fired into my eyes. If they were in an open face helmet... yeah, i dont think they are going to have a good time at all. If you used metal fillings instead, it might cause lacerations or if you used a powder it could cause someone to choke as they inhaled it.
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A metal cutting water jet shoots at 760 m/s you could attach one to your sword.
Speed of sound 343 m/s if your character arm
can move that fast? Then there is compressed air in a air gun. (why not just use throwing weapon or a gun)
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well this is just quriousity how to make wind cut/slash posible not the practicality or alternative although the wind contain sand or other substance that can make it happen is aceptable to me, but unfortunately i consider water jet is an alternative not really wind base except maybe if the water vapour or the subtance can do such reaction, and at least i think for melee weapon it can be a surprise attack against opponent that stay out of range of the melee weapon. besides i can just make the world dont have gun or long range weapon because of tradition.
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Not possible without also ejecting particulate matter. If it could be done then people would be cut into pieces by standing near a helicopter or aircraft propeller.
The only solution would be to use sand or shot blasting. Even then, if your opponent was wearing armour, the worst you are likely to do is clean it for them.
You would also require quite a lot of equipment.
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Just to add to your answer, a sand blaster type weapon could easily harm someone in armour if pointed at their helmet. It would go in between the gaps in the eye slits if they were wearing a closed face helmet. I know that i, for one, would not want highly pressurised sand fired into my eyes. If they were in an open face helmet... yeah, i dont think they are going to have a good time at all. If you used metal fillings instead, it might cause lacerations or if you used a powder it could cause someone to choke as they inhaled it.
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– Liam Morris
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Not possible without also ejecting particulate matter. If it could be done then people would be cut into pieces by standing near a helicopter or aircraft propeller.
The only solution would be to use sand or shot blasting. Even then, if your opponent was wearing armour, the worst you are likely to do is clean it for them.
You would also require quite a lot of equipment.
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1
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Just to add to your answer, a sand blaster type weapon could easily harm someone in armour if pointed at their helmet. It would go in between the gaps in the eye slits if they were wearing a closed face helmet. I know that i, for one, would not want highly pressurised sand fired into my eyes. If they were in an open face helmet... yeah, i dont think they are going to have a good time at all. If you used metal fillings instead, it might cause lacerations or if you used a powder it could cause someone to choke as they inhaled it.
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– Liam Morris
1 hour ago
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Not possible without also ejecting particulate matter. If it could be done then people would be cut into pieces by standing near a helicopter or aircraft propeller.
The only solution would be to use sand or shot blasting. Even then, if your opponent was wearing armour, the worst you are likely to do is clean it for them.
You would also require quite a lot of equipment.
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Not possible without also ejecting particulate matter. If it could be done then people would be cut into pieces by standing near a helicopter or aircraft propeller.
The only solution would be to use sand or shot blasting. Even then, if your opponent was wearing armour, the worst you are likely to do is clean it for them.
You would also require quite a lot of equipment.
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Just to add to your answer, a sand blaster type weapon could easily harm someone in armour if pointed at their helmet. It would go in between the gaps in the eye slits if they were wearing a closed face helmet. I know that i, for one, would not want highly pressurised sand fired into my eyes. If they were in an open face helmet... yeah, i dont think they are going to have a good time at all. If you used metal fillings instead, it might cause lacerations or if you used a powder it could cause someone to choke as they inhaled it.
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– Liam Morris
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Just to add to your answer, a sand blaster type weapon could easily harm someone in armour if pointed at their helmet. It would go in between the gaps in the eye slits if they were wearing a closed face helmet. I know that i, for one, would not want highly pressurised sand fired into my eyes. If they were in an open face helmet... yeah, i dont think they are going to have a good time at all. If you used metal fillings instead, it might cause lacerations or if you used a powder it could cause someone to choke as they inhaled it.
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– Liam Morris
1 hour ago
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Just to add to your answer, a sand blaster type weapon could easily harm someone in armour if pointed at their helmet. It would go in between the gaps in the eye slits if they were wearing a closed face helmet. I know that i, for one, would not want highly pressurised sand fired into my eyes. If they were in an open face helmet... yeah, i dont think they are going to have a good time at all. If you used metal fillings instead, it might cause lacerations or if you used a powder it could cause someone to choke as they inhaled it.
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– Liam Morris
1 hour ago
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Just to add to your answer, a sand blaster type weapon could easily harm someone in armour if pointed at their helmet. It would go in between the gaps in the eye slits if they were wearing a closed face helmet. I know that i, for one, would not want highly pressurised sand fired into my eyes. If they were in an open face helmet... yeah, i dont think they are going to have a good time at all. If you used metal fillings instead, it might cause lacerations or if you used a powder it could cause someone to choke as they inhaled it.
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– Liam Morris
1 hour ago
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A metal cutting water jet shoots at 760 m/s you could attach one to your sword.
Speed of sound 343 m/s if your character arm
can move that fast? Then there is compressed air in a air gun. (why not just use throwing weapon or a gun)
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well this is just quriousity how to make wind cut/slash posible not the practicality or alternative although the wind contain sand or other substance that can make it happen is aceptable to me, but unfortunately i consider water jet is an alternative not really wind base except maybe if the water vapour or the subtance can do such reaction, and at least i think for melee weapon it can be a surprise attack against opponent that stay out of range of the melee weapon. besides i can just make the world dont have gun or long range weapon because of tradition.
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– Li Jun
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$begingroup$
A metal cutting water jet shoots at 760 m/s you could attach one to your sword.
Speed of sound 343 m/s if your character arm
can move that fast? Then there is compressed air in a air gun. (why not just use throwing weapon or a gun)
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well this is just quriousity how to make wind cut/slash posible not the practicality or alternative although the wind contain sand or other substance that can make it happen is aceptable to me, but unfortunately i consider water jet is an alternative not really wind base except maybe if the water vapour or the subtance can do such reaction, and at least i think for melee weapon it can be a surprise attack against opponent that stay out of range of the melee weapon. besides i can just make the world dont have gun or long range weapon because of tradition.
$endgroup$
– Li Jun
11 mins ago
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$begingroup$
A metal cutting water jet shoots at 760 m/s you could attach one to your sword.
Speed of sound 343 m/s if your character arm
can move that fast? Then there is compressed air in a air gun. (why not just use throwing weapon or a gun)
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A metal cutting water jet shoots at 760 m/s you could attach one to your sword.
Speed of sound 343 m/s if your character arm
can move that fast? Then there is compressed air in a air gun. (why not just use throwing weapon or a gun)
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well this is just quriousity how to make wind cut/slash posible not the practicality or alternative although the wind contain sand or other substance that can make it happen is aceptable to me, but unfortunately i consider water jet is an alternative not really wind base except maybe if the water vapour or the subtance can do such reaction, and at least i think for melee weapon it can be a surprise attack against opponent that stay out of range of the melee weapon. besides i can just make the world dont have gun or long range weapon because of tradition.
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– Li Jun
11 mins ago
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well this is just quriousity how to make wind cut/slash posible not the practicality or alternative although the wind contain sand or other substance that can make it happen is aceptable to me, but unfortunately i consider water jet is an alternative not really wind base except maybe if the water vapour or the subtance can do such reaction, and at least i think for melee weapon it can be a surprise attack against opponent that stay out of range of the melee weapon. besides i can just make the world dont have gun or long range weapon because of tradition.
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– Li Jun
11 mins ago
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well this is just quriousity how to make wind cut/slash posible not the practicality or alternative although the wind contain sand or other substance that can make it happen is aceptable to me, but unfortunately i consider water jet is an alternative not really wind base except maybe if the water vapour or the subtance can do such reaction, and at least i think for melee weapon it can be a surprise attack against opponent that stay out of range of the melee weapon. besides i can just make the world dont have gun or long range weapon because of tradition.
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– Li Jun
11 mins ago
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well this is just quriousity how to make wind cut/slash posible not the practicality or alternative although the wind contain sand or other substance that can make it happen is aceptable to me, but unfortunately i consider water jet is an alternative not really wind base except maybe if the water vapour or the subtance can do such reaction, and at least i think for melee weapon it can be a surprise attack against opponent that stay out of range of the melee weapon. besides i can just make the world dont have gun or long range weapon because of tradition.
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– Li Jun
11 mins ago
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