aerodynamic stability
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aerodynamic stability
(′e·ro·dī′nam·ik stə′bil·əd·ē)
(aerospace engineering) The property of a body in the air, such as an aircraft or rocket, to maintain its attitude, or to resist displacement, and if displaced, to develop aerodynamic forces and moments tending to restore the original condition.
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