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The 29 pages that link to Ballistics, each with the reason it gives.

• Gravitational accelerationRelated: Gravitational acceleration bends projectile paths toward the ground.

• Étienne-Jules MareyRelated: Marey applied motion-recording methods to projectiles and other rapidly moving objects.

• High-speed photographyRelated: Brief exposures can document projectile trajectories and impact effects.

• J. Presper EckertRelated: Army requests for faster ballistic calculations helped initiate the ENIAC project.

• Gaspard-Gustave de CoriolisRelated: Long-range trajectories require accounting for deflection caused by Earth’s rotation.

• Zodiac KillerRelated: Firearm evidence helped investigators assess links among the shooting attacks.

• MythBustersRelated: Firearms and projectile myths repeatedly required controlled ballistic tests.

• Saint Valentine's Day MassacreRelated: Bullet evidence helped investigators reconstruct the shooting and identify weapon types.

• Sirhan SirhanRelated: Ballistic evidence has been central to disputes over the shooting’s sequence and number of shots.

• Tracer ammunitionRelated: The visible trace follows the projectile's ballistic trajectory.

• Close-quarters battleRelated: Short distances and intervening walls affect projectile behavior and danger to others.

• Computer (human calculator)Related: Ballistic firing tables required repeated calculations for different weapons, distances, and conditions.

• Equations for a falling bodyRelated: Vertical free-fall equations contribute to trajectory calculations when gravity acts.

• Ivan MilatRelated: Firearm evidence linked crimes to weapons associated with Milat.

• Monster of FlorenceRelated: Comparisons of recovered bullets connected several murders to one firearm.