To expand on this point.Put simply, the speed of the ground being shoved out of the projectile's way is equal to the speed of the projectile, and it cancels out.
If I drop a stone on sand from head height, say six foot, it displaces x amount of sand. If I throw it from the same height, it displaces more sand and leaves a larger crater. The stone will be lower in the sand, compared to when I merely dropped it. Right? This isn't logical to me right now.
					




					
					
					
						
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