Labels:text | screenshot | font OCR: how air does not push the movable object, since it is separated from the power of its mover." A His first proof establishes conditions that remove the object-in this case a bullet-from the proposed source of its power. A bullet fired into a leather flask of water will not immediately lose its movement, as it would if the air were its sole motivator; rather, the bullet will move for quite some time after penetrating the flask. Therefore, it is not the air that provides power to the bullet. His second argument refutes that the bullet
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