a projectile?
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∙ 11y agoA projectile is a fired, thrown, or otherwise propelled object that is intended to hit a target. Examples of projectiles include bullets, arrows, and cannonballs.
An object being thrown is typically referred to as a projectile. This term describes an object that is propelled through the air by a force, such as throwing or launching.
Examples of projectiles are a baseball thrown by a pitcher, an arrow shot from a bow, and a cannonball fired from a cannon. These objects are propelled through the air and follow a parabolic trajectory due to gravity.
Any object that's tossed, fired, launched, thrown, flung, hit, passed, projected, pitched, punted, served, batted, or lobbed, and has no continuing means of propulsion after it's released. The only forces acting on then are gravity, if any, and air resistance, if any.
Generally, smaller objects tend to travel further when fired from a catapult compared to larger objects. This is because smaller objects have less air resistance and mass, allowing them to be propelled with more speed and efficiency.
some are dropped from planessome are shot from artillery piecessome are launched on rocketssome are thrown overboard by depth bomb launchers from shipssome are buried as landminessome are fired as torpedos by submarinesetc.
An object being thrown is typically referred to as a projectile. This term describes an object that is propelled through the air by a force, such as throwing or launching.
a missle is a kind of bomb# An object or weapon that is fired, thrown, dropped, or otherwise projected at a target; a projectile. # A guided missile. # A ballistic missile. # An object or weapon that is fired, thrown, dropped, or otherwise projected at a target; a projectile. # A guided missile. # A ballistic missile.
Rocket Propelled Grenade
No. An RPG (Rocket Propelled Grenade) is a shoulder fired weapon.
Examples of projectiles are a baseball thrown by a pitcher, an arrow shot from a bow, and a cannonball fired from a cannon. These objects are propelled through the air and follow a parabolic trajectory due to gravity.
the bullet case
Any object following a ballistic trajectory, e.g. thrown baseball, struck baseball, thrown football, bullet fired from gun, rocket after engine burnout, missile warhead.
Rocket Propelled Grenade
I do not know what a "song shoot" is, but I will attempt to generically answer the second half of the question in regards to a brick compared to anything else. If a brick is thrown/fired/shot, it will have a different aerodynamic drag that anything that doesn't have the same shape. If a brick thrown/fired/shot with the same force as a lighter object, the brick will have a lower speed. If the speed of the two objects are the same, the brick required more force than the lighter object. If a brick thrown/fired/shot at the same angle as another object, the arch will be the same, as acceleration is independant of mass.
Clay is either put into a mold and then fired, or thrown on a wheel by a potter and then fired, or hand sculpted and then fired.
They are similar to shoulder fired rockets.
If you are talking about after its fired, its controlled by nothing. It is a fire and forget system.