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En: The Magnus effect, highlighted by this image, causes a spinning ball to curve more than is attributable to gravity alone.
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| Description | This image shows ideal-air-flow (potential flow) velocity vectors and transparent pressure-coefficient contours on a moving, rotating ball. The airflow simulation was performed in SymLab using the Professional add-on. It was rendered in POV-Ray and annotated in GIMP. |
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| Source | http://www.symscape.com/node/442 |
| Author | Syguy |
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| current | 17:52, 23 October 2007 | | 838 × 700 (126 KB) | Syguy | ==Summary== {{Information |Description=This image shows ideal-air-flow (potential flow) velocity vectors and transparent pressure-coefficient contours on a moving, rotating ball. The airflow simulation was performed in SymLab using the Professional Flow a |
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