Shuttlecock

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A shuttlecock with a plastic skirt
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Shuttlecocks with feather skirts
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Feathered shuttlecock
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Artistic Shuttlecock
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Shuttlecock Player

A shuttlecock is a high-drag projectile used in the sport of badminton. It has an open conical shape, with a rounded head at the apex of the cone traditionally made of cork and a skirt traditionally of sixteen overlapping goose feathers.

For most casual players, the cork-and-feather construction has been replaced by the use of a plastic (usually nylon) or rubber head and a plastic (usually nylon) skirt. The feather shuttlecock is still used by serious players and for competitions. The feathered variety is more expensive and far more likely to break during a match, and also has to be hit about three times as hard.

The shuttlecock is also called a "birdie", "bird", "cock" or "shuttle". The "shuttle" part of the name was probably derived from its back-and-forth motion during the game, resembling the shuttle of a loom, and the "cock" from the feathers of the traditional shuttlecock, referring to a bird's crest.

The shuttlecock's shape makes it extremely aerodynamically stable. Regardless of initial orientation, it will turn to fly head first, and remain in the head-first orientation. The feathers provide a lot of drag (less so in a plastic construction). It is this consistent high-drag behavior that makes badminton distinctive.

The shuttlecock's aerodynamic behavior was consciously replicated in the design of the spacecraft SpaceShipOne. Its "feathered" flight mode is a very stable high-drag configuration, used to make the flight insensitive to orientation during atmospheric reentry.

Shuttlecock is also used as the English name of the sport Jianzi, which is also played with a shuttlecock.

External links

Shuttlecock Federation of Europe

International Shuttlecock Federation

German Shuttlecock Federation

Greek Shuttlecock Federation

Hungarian Shuttlecock Federation

Hong Kong Shuttlecock Association

Chinese Shuttlecock Association

French Shuttlecock Association

Vietnamese Shuttlecock Association

Finnish Shuttlecock Association

Slovakian Shuttlecock Association

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