Can compressed gas cause eye damage and hearing loss and skin rupture and internal injuries or all of the these things?

Yes, compressed gas can cause all of these injuries. High-pressure gas can lead to eye damage if it enters the eye or causes debris to be propelled into it. Exposure to loud sounds from gas release can result in hearing loss, and the force of compressed gas can cause skin rupture or internal injuries if not handled properly. Proper safety precautions are essential to mitigate these risks.