💥Rocket explosions can disintegrate the body and cause severe injuries.
💀A person hit by a rocket can suffer disfigurement and partial or complete disintegration of the body.
🔥The explosion of a rocket can cause significant damage to the surroundings, including buildings and objects.
🧨Getting behind cover may provide some protection from a rocket explosion, but injuries are still possible.
🚀Rockets have a long range and high velocity, making them extremely dangerous projectiles.
What happens when a high explosive rocket hits a person?
—A high explosive rocket can cause severe injuries, disfigurement, and even death when it hits a person. The force of the explosion can disintegrate the body and cause extensive damage to the surrounding area.
Can getting behind cover protect you from a rocket explosion?
—Getting behind cover may provide some protection from a rocket explosion, as it can act as a barrier against the blast. However, the force of the explosion can still cause injuries, especially if the cover is not strong enough.
How fast do rockets travel?
—Rockets can travel at high velocities, depending on their propulsion system. Some rockets can reach speeds of several thousand kilometers per hour.
Can rockets cause damage to buildings and objects?
—Yes, rockets can cause significant damage to buildings and objects. The force of the explosion, shrapnel, and debris propelled by the rocket can result in structural damage and destruction.
Are rockets commonly used in warfare?
—Yes, rockets are commonly used in warfare due to their range, accuracy, and destructive power. They are particularly effective against fortified structures and vehicles.
00:00Introducing the power of rockets and their devastating effects.
03:40Preparing to test the impact of a high explosive rocket on a ballistic dummy.
05:10Firing the high explosive rocket at the ballistic dummy and witnessing the destructive results.
07:30Analyzing the high-speed footage of the rocket impact and disintegration of the dummy.
10:50Discussing the potential of using different types of cover to protect against rocket explosions.
