Ballistic impact refers to the force and effects associated with an object traveling at high velocity colliding with a target. This term is often used in contexts involving projectiles, such as bullets, as well as in applications related to military, aerospace, and forensic analysis. The factors affecting ballistic impact include: 1. **Velocity**: The speed of the projectile at the time of impact. 2. **Mass**: The weight of the projectile, which influences the kinetic energy and momentum.

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