Lorella Zanardo, is an Italian expat, who after moving back to Italy was rendered into shock by the images of women being shown on Italian TV, at how they were being objectified and humiliated. In an attempt to make sens

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JOURNAL OF AIRCRAFT Vol. 41, No. 4, July–August 2004 Dynamics and Control of Shock Motion in a Near-Isentropic Inlet Douglas G. MacMartin∗ California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, California 91125

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• Aerodynamics
• Shock waves
• Unstart
• Wave
• Moving shock
• Shock
• Mach number
• Fluid dynamics
• Dynamics
• Fluid mechanics

September 2009, Number[removed]OLDER AMERICANS ON THE GO: FINANCIAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF MOVING By Esteban Calvo, Kelly Haverstick, and Natalia A. Zhivan*

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• Retirement
• Termination of employment
• Science
• Shock
• Health and Retirement Study
• Gerontology
• Psychology
• Economics
• Aging
• Knowledge
• Demography

Atomic Light Show Atoms, the building blocks of matter, are constantly in motion, moving around at speeds that are thousands of miles per hour at room temperatures, and millions of miles per hour behind a supernova shock

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• Lighting
• Gas discharge lamps
• Noble gases
• Chemical elements
• Display technology
• Neon sign
• Plasma
• Electric glow discharge
• Phosphor
• Physics
• Chemistry
• Matter

COMPONENTS OF IMPACT AIR BLASTS • Shock waves are produced by objects moving faster than the speed of sound (i.e., Mach 1). Impacting NEA penetrate the atmosphere with a speed equal to or in excess of 11.2 km/s (≥25

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• Aerodynamics
• Shock waves
• Rocketry
• Rocket propulsion
• Jet engine
• Rocket
• Moving shock
• Gas
• Oblique shock
• Fluid mechanics
• Fluid dynamics
• Dynamics