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Meanings of ballistic coefficient in English
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Usage of ballistic coefficient in English
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But Izzy's ballisticcoefficient, with Amalthea attached, is huge.
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It had a high ballisticcoefficient.
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These were not as dense as lead, so they had a low ballisticcoefficient and could not travel very far.
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In technical terms, it had had a low ballisticcoefficient: a way of saying that it was strongly affected by what little atmosphere there was.
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Orbital decay was less of a problem because of the rock's high ballisticcoefficient, and micrometeoroids tended to get stopped by the massive nickel-iron cowcatcher.