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Please see video link below. Want to hear some opinions on whether this would be possible. Your thoughts?
http://jp.youtube.com/watch?v=yXL-gtksKY8
http://jp.youtube.com/watch?v=yXL-gtksKY8
...yes, and the racquet as well.Topher925 said:No it can't. The tennis ball would be destroyed ...
Technically, yes. While traditional tennis balls are made with rubber, there are alternative materials that can be used to create a similar ball, such as felt or foam. However, these materials may not have the same bounce or durability as a rubber tennis ball.
A tennis ball's bounce is dependent on several factors, including the material it is made of, the amount of pressure inside the ball, and the surface it is bouncing on. Generally, a tennis ball will bounce higher on a hard surface compared to a soft surface. The rubber used in a tennis ball allows it to compress and then quickly spring back to its original shape, creating the bouncing motion.
Yes, tennis balls can be recycled. The rubber, felt, and plastic used in making tennis balls can be repurposed for other products. There are also programs in place that collect used tennis balls and recycle them for various purposes, such as creating playground surfaces or insulation.
No, it is not possible to make a tennis ball without a seam. The seam is an essential part of the manufacturing process, as it allows the two halves of the ball to be joined together. Additionally, the seam helps to give the ball its round shape and contributes to its bounce.
The lifespan of a tennis ball can vary depending on factors such as frequency of use, storage conditions, and playing surface. Generally, a tennis ball will last anywhere from 2-3 hours of play before it starts to lose its bounce. However, with proper care and maintenance, a tennis ball can last longer. Storing the balls in a cool, dry place and avoiding excessive use can help prolong their lifespan.