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    What could you do to make a baseball go farther?

    Question #15861. Asked by scott. (Jan 10 02 2:28 AM)


    Jeeves

    		Would making the surface rougher help. Initially golf balls were smooth, but it was noticed that older, cracked balls went further. This led to tests on various types of ball, resulting in the modern dimpled surface that travelled further.

    Jan 10 02, 9:05 AM

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