Softer compression balls will have a tendency to fly [at a] lower [angle] off the face. The trajectory is then determined a few key factors: first, the ball speed. The second is how much spin the ball ...

Fielders must figure out the trajectory of the ball and combine ... artificial lighting at night have an easier time catching fly balls than those playing on a sunny day, since there are fewer ...

We model the wind field down to each square foot over the entire area where a ball could fly. Then we use those winds for our 3D-Trajectory model with increments of 0.001 seconds. John Farley ...

Mullany), the ball achieves a curving trajectory without requiring the pitcher ... suggesting that if we untethered the ball it would fly straight. The second image shows the flow over a ball ...

Looking inside the balls and testing their chemical composition ... which might be enough to cause baseballs hit on a typical home run trajectory to fly about 6 inches farther.