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5:11Now PlayingEver wondered how tennis pros are able to hit the ball with so much force, at extreme angles with incredible accuracy while still keeping it in the court? It comes down to physics. They leverage spin and a phenomenon called the Magnus effect. A NASA aerodynamics expert walks us through the basics. The concepts apply whether you’re watching the US Open or just throwing a ball around with your friends.
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