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Curveballs Chronicles The Science And History Of Baseball

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Fun Facts

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Knuckleball velocity: A knuckleball travels at only 60 to 70 miles per hour, but its unpredictable movement makes it incredibly difficult to hit.

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Quizzes

Quiz

What would happen to a perfectly smooth baseball without any raised seams?

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Who is the German physicist who first described the aerodynamic force that curves spinning balls?

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What is the scientific name of the physical force that causes a spinning baseball to curve?

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What color is the thread used to stitch official Major League baseballs?

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How many milliseconds does a batter have to actually decide whether to swing at a fast pitch?

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How many hand-stitched double-cross stitches are on a standard Major League baseball?

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Why does a knuckleball move so unpredictably through the air?

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Glosario

Glossary
magnus effect (noun)
The force exerted on a rapidly spinning cylinder or sphere moving through a fluid, causing it to curve away from its straight path. In 1959, physicist Lyman Briggs used wind tunnels to prove this phenomenon causes breaking pitches to curve.

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Gossip

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Which pitch is the most exciting to watch?

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Videos

mankai How spin bends the ball

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mankai The mystery of the knuckleball

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mankai Why seams are raised

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