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Impactor may
refer to: A
large meteoroid, asteroid, comet, or
other celestial object which causes an
impact event Impactor (Transformers), a fictional...
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metals found in
marine impact layers, that the
impactor matched the
characteristics of CM or CR
carbonaceous chondrites. The
impactor was
around 10 kilometers...
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opening by aerosol, the
impactor can also be used to
determine the
particle size of the
distributed substance. A
cascade impactor collects its
samples in...
- been
transferred to the m**** in
front of it and the
impactor will be stopped. For a
cylindrical impactor, by the time it stops, it will have
penetrated to...
- Look up
impact in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Impact may
refer to:
Impact (mechanics), a
large force or
mechanical shock over a
short period of time...
- The
impact factor (IF) or
journal impact factor (JIF) of an
academic journal is a
scientometric index calculated by
Clarivate that
reflects the yearly...
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impact process begins when the
impactor first touches the
target surface. This
contact accelerates the
target and
decelerates the
impactor. Because...
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impacts decreases as
approximately the cube of the
resulting crater's diameter,
which is on
average proportional to the
diameter of the
impactor. Asteroids...
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releasing an
impactor into the comet. At 05:52 UTC on July 4, 2005, the
Impactor successfully collided with the comet's nucleus. The
impact excavated debris...
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impaction in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Impaction may
refer to:
Impaction (animals),
blockage of the
digestive tract of
animals Fecal impaction...
