It takes advantage of the simple machine lever. That allows them to launch missiles long distances.
As far as i know there are three: the basic catapult, trebuchet, and the floating arm trebuchet.
They are called Mangonels.
The hand
It looks like a wooden cart without a roof and has a giant hurling arm.
you make a catapult!
because your arm is the one that's throwing the ball you are the on who controlls your are and that's why your arm is a catapult when you throw the ball
As far as i know there are three: the basic catapult, trebuchet, and the floating arm trebuchet.
The fulcrums at the base of the catapult That's all I know sorry :(
Catapults work like third class levers. The base acts as the fulcrum on which the catapult arm pivots. Force is provided by rubber bands attached to the crossbar of the catapult. The rubber bands tighten when the arm is pulled back, so when the arm is released, it is propelled forward until it hits the crossbar. The object being launched is then propelled forward into the air.
Catapults work like third class levers. The base acts as the fulcrum on which the catapult arm pivots. Force is provided by rubber bands attached to the crossbar of the catapult. The rubber bands tighten when the arm is pulled back, so when the arm is released, it is propelled forward until it hits the crossbar. The object being launched is then propelled forward into the air.
it was not a catapult it was a trebushete (pronawnced treb-you-shey)
The parts of a catapult are the arm, the counterweight, the frame, and the sling. A trigger device and other bolts and small pieces will be needed to assemble.
The word catapult came from ancient greece. It was also invented there. It means from two seperate words kata pultos
They are called Mangonels.
From the French, the word is "trebuchet", a catapult formed with a weight,rope, and swing arm.
The hand
Mangonel.