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Physics can help us determine the angular size of a soccer goal, and figure out where a team should set up their human wall to best block a free kick. 
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Aunque hoy no es martes, el fútbol manda. España está a punto de estrenarse en el Mundial de Brasil, y yo no sería un buen profe si no aprovechase para explicar el efecto de Coriolis. Del Bosque, presta atención, no vayan a pillarnos
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With just six panels and a rough surface, the new Brazuca ball seems to move more predictably than previous World Cup balls.
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Fogonazos: El Mundial de Brasil 2014 arrancará con Neurociencia: Si todo sale como está previsto, el próximo m... http://t.co/NiO2Tf3TKo
Alejandro Herrera Lopez's curator insight,
May 9, 2014 11:51 AM
El mundial arrancara con neurociencia |
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The smoothness of a ball’s surface — in addition to playing technique — is a critical factor. (Ready for #USA v. #GER?
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Ya puedes escuchar el audio de mi sección ¡Eureka! en el programa de radio La Rosa de los Vientos de Onda Cero. Como es habitual, una transcripción, algunos enlaces y algunas imágenes para acompañar el audio.
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Physics in Brazil takes center stage as World Cup comes to town Phys.Org As Brazil gets set to host the 2014 FIFA World Cup this month amid concerns about the amount of public money being used to stage the world's largest sporting event, Physics...
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