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Our son had a spring ball, just the springs and no covering. |
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We had a Spring Ball when I was up at university. |
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(+) for using the phrase "telescopic members" in a sentence.
Add a remote control and you'll have my $29.99. |
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Wouldn't a really low pressure ball that was somewhat heavier also be playable on the moon? |
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probably WcW, but you couldn't take it from inside the space capsule to the outside without it exploding. |
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// but you couldn't take it from inside the space capsule to the outside without it exploding // |
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That depends how strong the outer casing is. The difference in pressure between the interior and exterior of the vessel would be (at most) one bar; many spacecraft have a much lower internal pressure. Producing a ball that could survive an effective one bar increase in internal pressure isn't rocket science. However, the ball would prove less resilient. Also, diving to save a goal in a full environment suit is probably not recommended by the manufacturers. Check on the little tab in the back of the collar before you try it. |
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