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A Ball Thrown Back 100 km/h from a car moving 100 km/h in the opposite direction
Posted 17 years ago by boyt in category: interesting
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4forpengs - 12 years ago [ Reply ]
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my theory as to why this happens it 2 reasons... 1: the vehicle is creating a vacuum behind it, so when the ball left, it was sucked up by the air filling in the low pressure area behind the vehicle 2: when you throw a base ball, unless you throw side armed, there is a backspin. and my guess is that they didn't factor that those machines are made to throw with a back spin, like a real player would. the back spin is what made it roll so far.

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