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Mysterious science behind the direct free kick
When making a free kick, the player always seeks to swirl the ball. The aerodynamics of a misaligned shot will make the ball follow an arc in the goal.
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How difficult is a penalty penalty to prevent?
Up to now, there have been 6 penalty penalties in matches that took place at the 2014 World Cup in Brazil and all of them have been turned into goals.
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What's special about the 2014 World Cup ball?
The Ball of the World Cup 2014 is named Brazuca, produced by the famous sports firm Adidas.
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Small gold is super expensive
A piece of gold weighs only 217.78 grams and is about the size of a golf ball, found in a river in Venezuela worth an estimated $ 1.5 million. The price is so expensive…
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Pok-a-tok: The terrible Mayan ball sacrifice game
Football is always a king sport that captivates millions of hearts in the world. Before the football matches like today, the ancient Mayans also held similar football ma…
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See how to entertain, play sports in ancient Egypt
Surprisingly, the sports - entertainment of people today appeared a long time ago, in the daily life of the ancient Egyptians.
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Why is the 2010 World Cup ball difficult to kick?
The players who are attending the World Cup in South Africa find many unusual phenomena in the shots because they are playing football in a place as high as 1,680 m.
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The secret to perfect penalty
The best option for a penalty player is to aim for a point and then kick in, while considering that the goalkeeper does not exist.
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Football and ball
Football is a sport that has millions of fans around the world. However, the better the sports equipment is, the more sport will develop. That's why Nike had to test 15…
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The secret to successfully shooting the penalty of the goalkeeper
A penalty kick puts the goalkeeper in such a disadvantage that they only capture about 18% of penalties. However, some football fans think that goalkeepers can capture p…
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Why do the goalkeeper hate the new World Cup ball?
In the opening match of the World Cup, German midfielder Torsten Frings scored an impressive goal from a distance of 36 meters. At first the ball flew straight and sudde…
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Perfect throwing shots
Long throwing balls can be a powerful weapon in football. As the World Cup is taking place, Professor Nick Linthorne of the University of Brunei, UK, explains the physic…
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Block of light suspended like alien objects in Chile
A resident of Coquimbo City, Chile, recorded an image of a ball of light appearing far away by phone, Mirror said on October 15.
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Discovering the 'strange black shadow' in the midst of a storm in America
In the video recently announced by Youtube channel MRMB333, there is a strong storm in the Nebraska sky with gloomy green and thunder.
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The two-meter-high stone balls confused the researcher
The giant two-meter-high rockballs found on Champ Island near the pole, the Siberian Times reported on July 12.