- A
projectile is any
object propelled by the
exertion of a
force which is
allowed to move free
under the
influence of
gravity and air resistance. Although...
- A s**** is a payload-carrying
projectile that, as
opposed to a
solid round shot,
contains an explosive, incendiary, or
other chemical filling,
though modern...
-
Projectile motion is a form of
motion experienced by a
launched object.
Ballistics (Gr****: βάλλειν, romanized: ba'llein, lit. 'to throw') is the science...
- In physics, a
projectile launched with
specific initial conditions will have a range. It may be more
predictable ****uming a flat
Earth with a
uniform gravity...
- In
North American archaeological terminology, a
projectile point is an
object that was
hafted to
weapon that was
capable of
being thrown or projected,...
-
configuration of a
linear motor that
accelerate a
ferromagnetic or
conducting projectile to high velocity. In
almost all
coilgun configurations, the
coils and...
- A slug is a term used for a
bulky solid ballistic projectile. It is "solid" in the
sense of
being composed of one piece; the
shape can vary widely, including...
- A
rocket ****isted
projectile (RAP) is a cannon, howitzer, mortar, or
recoilless rifle round incorporating a
rocket motor for
independent propulsion. This...
-
Unrotated Projectile, or UP, was a 7-inch anti-aircraft
rocket developed for the
Royal Navy by
Alwyn Crow at the
Ministry of Supply's
Projectile Development...
- to
launch high
velocity projectiles. The
projectile normally does not
contain explosives,
instead relying on the
projectile's high speed, m****, and kinetic...
