Here's how to get more bounce from a normal tennis ball - buddy it up with a heavier ball for twice the impact. Hold a ball in each hand and decide which ball weighs more (has greater mass).

[Eric Archer] constructed an analog computer to model the physics of a bouncing ball. The core is a TL074 opamp that does all the integral math. He had no trouble finding descriptions of analog ...

Rubber Balls: These are low-priority tasks that won’t cause any major damage if they’re dropped—they’ll "bounce." Examples: A routine meeting you don’t really need to attend or a ...

There’s still one small mystery, however. Every now and again, [T-Kuhn] says that the ball will bounce in an unexpected direction. It doesn’t seem to be a bug related to the platform itself ...

On a sunny July day in 2005, a frog jumped out of a rain gutter to see an unexpected sight: an avalanche of thousands of colorful bouncy balls careening down a San Francisco street. Although San ...

Childhood is often defined by the simple pleasures of play, and in the old city, that joy can be found in the bounce of a rubber ball. This article explores the role of bouncing balls in the lives of ...