Notes On Military Science And the Art of War
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The projectile cutting successively the wires of the targets, breaks the currents. The breaking of the first circuit re- leases a weight, a pendulum, or projects a spark upon the blackened surface of a rapidly revolving cylinder ; the breaking of the second marks the distance through which the weight has fallen, the length of the arc described by the pendulum, or the revolution of the cvlinder ; then '^^=velocity.
(105) lOG NOTES ON MILITARY SCIENCE.
The early artillerists ignored the resistanc...e of the air in calculating the trajectory of a projectile, taking the trajector\' in vacuo as a true expression. This is nearly correct for heavy projectiles thrown with moderate velocity, but under no other condi- tions.
The resistance of the air to a projectile increases with the velocity, but no exact law for this increase is known. It is found approximately that the resist- ance of the air varies as the cube of the velocity. This is nearly true for a certain range of velocity, but is by no means a general law.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The projectile cutting successively the wires of the targets, breaks the currents. The breaking of the first circuit re- leases a weight, a pendulum, or projects a spark upon the blackened surface of a rapidly revolving cylinder ; the breaking of the second marks the distance through which the weight has fallen, the length of the arc described by the pendulum, or the revolution of the cvlinder ; then '^^=velocity.
(105) lOG NOTES ON MILITARY SCIENCE.
The early artillerists ignored the resistanc...e of the air in calculating the trajectory of a projectile, taking the trajector\' in vacuo as a true expression. This is nearly correct for heavy projectiles thrown with moderate velocity, but under no other condi- tions.
The resistance of the air to a projectile increases with the velocity, but no exact law for this increase is known. It is found approximately that the resist- ance of the air varies as the cube of the velocity. This is nearly true for a certain range of velocity, but is by no means a general law.
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