The 2.4km Shot: The Ballistics That Defied Physics

Описание: At 2,247 yards (over 1.25 miles), a sniper bullet doesn’t just fly—it orbits the Earth’s rotation.
Wind, humidity, altitude, and even the planet’s spin must be calculated to within 0.001 degrees of error.
Miss by a hair, and you miss by 30 feet.
This is the story of the most scientifically complex shot in modern military history—not because of the distance, but because of what it defied:
A commander who called it “physically impossible”
A system that labeled the shooter “medically unfit” due to TBI
And a bureaucracy that tried to erase the shot from official records
In this video, we break down:
🔬 The Coriolis Effect: How Earth’s rotation bends bullet trajectories at extreme range
🌍 Latitude & Spin: Why a shot in Afghanistan behaves differently than one in Norway
📐 Ballistic Math: The 11 variables a sniper must calculate in under 60 seconds
🧠 TBI & Precision: How a brain injured by IEDs still out-calculated every system around it
📂 The Cover-Up: How the Army tried to credit the shot to a “clean” operator—and why it failed
This isn’t just about sniping.
It’s about how truth survives when institutions try to bury it—one decimal point at a time.
#CoriolisEffect #Sniper #Ballistics #MilitaryScience #TBI #SpecialOperations #JSOC #LongRangeShooting #Veterans #TraumaticBrainInjury #MilitaryFiction #TierOne #Physics #WarriorTransition #InvisibleWounds

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