Sports Physics Science
A sport consists of an activity or skill carried out with a recreational purpose: for competition, for self-enjoyment, to attain excellence, for the development of a skill, or some combination of these. A wide variety of physical principles are involved in the rules and practice of sports, and this category intends to identify them.
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How the Physics of Football Works - There's a reason why some passes miss their target, and others land right in the receiver's hands. Offers a view of the game from different angle.
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Principles of Aeronautics - Discusses the physics of sports involving aerodynamics, including tennis, golf, baseball, javelin, discus, frisbee, boomerangs, bicycling, race cars, sailboats, and swimming.
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Slam Dunk Science - Sport research lab in the science classroom. Offers a look at shoe design, lab tools, and activities.
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Why Does a Golf Ball Have Dimples? - An article describing the history and aerodynamics of a golf ball.
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The Physics of Soccer - Discusses shape of a soccer ball, spin effects, motion of projectiles.
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Sport Science at Exploratorium - Examines the most popular team and recreational sports, including baseball, cycling, skateboard, and hockey. Also includes highlights on bouncing balls, rock climbing, and facts.
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