Definitions
- Referring to an object that is propelled through the air by force, such as a bullet or a rocket. - Describing an object that is launched or thrown with the intention of hitting a target. - Talking about an object that moves through the air due to its own momentum, such as a ball or a frisbee.
- Referring to a hollow object that is used as ammunition in a firearm or artillery. - Describing a hard outer covering of an animal or a nut. - Talking about a metal container used for storing or transporting goods.
List of Similarities
- 1Both can be used as ammunition in firearms or artillery.
- 2Both can be propelled through the air.
- 3Both can cause damage upon impact.
- 4Both can be used in military contexts.
- 5Both can be made of metal.
What is the difference?
- 1Function: Projectile is designed to be launched or thrown at a target, while shell is designed to be fired from a weapon.
- 2Shape: Projectile is typically aerodynamic and streamlined, while shell is usually cylindrical or spherical.
- 3Composition: Projectile is often made of solid material, while shell can be filled with explosive or other materials.
- 4Size: Projectile can range from small bullets to large rockets, while shell is usually smaller and more uniform in size.
- 5Usage: Projectile is more commonly used in sports or recreational activities, while shell is more commonly used in military or industrial contexts.
Remember this!
Projectile and shell are both objects that can be propelled through the air, but they have different functions, shapes, compositions, sizes, and usages. A projectile is designed to be launched or thrown at a target, while a shell is designed to be fired from a weapon and can contain explosive or other materials.
