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*A concrete block would not break falling from that height, but would only chip. (''Jack's presence within may have compromised the structural integrity of the concrete.Different dynamics - velocity for example'') | *A concrete block would not break falling from that height, but would only chip. (''Jack's presence within may have compromised the structural integrity of the concrete.Different dynamics - velocity for example'') | ||
*Why does Gwen never seem to run out of bullets?(''it could be the type of gun she carries - alien origins??'') | *Why does Gwen never seem to run out of bullets?(''it could be the type of gun she carries - alien origins??'') | ||
*Would one bullet really blow up a whole cement mixing lorry.( | *Would one bullet really blow up a whole cement mixing lorry.(No. This has been debunked on several websites, most notably "Mythbusters". Most bullets are generally made of copper and lead, which do not spark when striking a surface. A bullet puncturing a gas tank or any part of the engine will not cause an explosion. Car explosions are "movie physics" and rarely occur in real life.) | ||
*Why would the government hire snipers who were such awful shots even at close range.(''Ianto and Gwen were moving at the time, so they may not be the best at firing at moving objects'') | *Why would the government hire snipers who were such awful shots even at close range.(''Ianto and Gwen were moving at the time, so they may not be the best at firing at moving objects'') | ||
*How did Ianto know exactly where Jack's cell would be? ''(He watched them pour the cement in, so he knew where he was.)'' | *How did Ianto know exactly where Jack's cell would be? ''(He watched them pour the cement in, so he knew where he was.)'' | ||
