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The quantitative study of how fluids (gases and liquids) move.
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Horizontal Speed of Descending Parachute
I understand how to get the vertical (descent speed) of a parachute and its payload, but how could one find the horizontal speed/velocity of this parachute depending on the speed of the wind? (yeah I …
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Reference area of a parachute
I am trying to do an aerodynamic drag equation on a descending parachute (the round variety) and have no idea what the reference area on one would be. I know for a sphere, you can use radius*radius*PI …
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