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Heavy Aramith Balls?
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The difference to a human is 0 though, I don't have to buy new pants in summer because they expanded too much and no longer fit. As I said, if someone can tell the difference in the balls through friction generated heat they need to be examined in a lab.
Under a BIG microscope while heavily sedated.
No s^*t brother. Rubbing and smelling the balls in a poolroom? Just go ahead and paint the giant L-for-loser on your forehead before you walk in 'cause you're gonna get HAMMERED by anybody witnessing such lunacy. C'mon Bob, REALLY?????????????
Heh heh... :winknudge:
I'ma jus going back in today and purtend nuthin' happened. Like every other time I've been barred.
Stay tuned...
If you like playing in the morning i'd recommend using Dawn instead.
I know my balls heat up when I wear corduroy pants.
Must be those ridges that cause more ball-heating.I know my balls heat up when I wear corduroy pants.
If you like playing in the morning i'd recommend using Dawn instead.
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Took a second and third time in the thread to get this...:thumbup: :smile2:
If two balls are traveling at a relative velocity such that relativistic mass distortion occurs, which ball increases in mass?
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Good question. I'm not sure. I would guess the one that can be described as having a high velocity (near the speed of light) would net the increase in mass, but honestly I'm no expert on relativity, and there may be far more to discover in that topic for even the experts. For all I know, the law of gravitation may work with relativity such that the increase in velocity of any object nets a *decrease* in mass of ALL other objects proportional to their masses, relative velocities, and distances.
If you know anything about this I would love to hear more.
KMRUNOUT
I have to laugh more and more at this. If we accept that the speed of light is 186,000 miles per second, that makes it way fast, when you convert to miles per hour. From an earlier pool article, I think the hardest breakers were in the 30 mile per hour range.
Therefore, I'm trying hard to find some connection to speed of light, and pool balls gaining weight, with your analysis. I can't find practical connection to the OP's theory.
Actually, I don't have disdain. I do question some theory where someone obviously has not used, nor has familiarity with, either calipers, or a scale.
That said, your level of relevance and sagacity is about par in this thread, where someone thought billiard balls gain weight. But I think he thought that in the real world. But then again, he may have been just trying to get reaction. Certainly did. Continues to be one of the more comical threads, fed suddenly by irrelevant and impossible theories.
All the best,
WW
That's very good. I'd go to my pool hall and measure, but I recently learned that due to idiot bangers mixing and matching balls, every set is mismatched! It would be impossible to get a good reading.
I do know that in my old pool hall the cueballs were 159-161 grams and the object balls were close to 167 with some variations. Again, may have been mismatched sets, but the cueball weights were telling because they were all low and all original Those that had been replaced were close to the object balls in weight and were not included..Results are from my memory, I lost all the measurements.I guess what I like most about threads like this, is the fact that DCP has been trolling this forum for well over a decade with his "questions", but still gets people to respond sincerely, and argue about stupid crap that doesnt matter when it comes to ACTUALLY PLAYING POOL. :thumbup:
I guess what I like most about threads like this, is the fact that DCP has been trolling this forum for well over a decade with his "questions", but still gets people to respond sincerely, and argue about stupid crap that doesnt matter when it comes to ACTUALLY PLAYING POOL. :thumbup:
Oh, it can matter, Chuck
I used a 20 year object ball as a cue ball in a long draw contest once....
...my opponent had to use the same ball as his object ball with a normal cue ball.
....I robbed him....I could cue that ball dead center and draw half a table.
This is true. My Aramith Tournament are all within 1 gram of each other. The logo cue ball that came with the set is 2 grams lighter than the ob average. And the measle cb is right at the same weight as the obj balls.
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