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When shooting at high angles the bullet will travel through atmosphere with varying density. We can use standard models of how density changes with elevation to incorporate this variable into each step of the trajectory calculation.
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It could also be interesting to estimate wind speeds when shooting at high angles, in theory the higher the bullet goes, the higher the wind speed will be. For example by using the 'Wind profile power law', but I'm not sure how this could be implemented.
When shooting at high angles the bullet will travel through atmosphere with varying density. We can use standard models of how density changes with elevation to incorporate this variable into each step of the trajectory calculation.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: