Look at the trajectory of this ball…
It almost brakes the laws of physics…
Sobrenatural: bola quica no ar na partida entre Chape e Atlético-MG https://t.co/ZXt73Ra7g9 pic.twitter.com/0fHX9sJ6Ep
— globoesportecom (@globoesportecom) July 15, 2019
During a Brazilian soccer game between Chapecoens and Atletico Mineiro, an incredible thing happened during a corner at the 41st minute of the second half.
Look at the ball trajectory again:
Sobrenatural: bola quica no ar na partida entre Chape e Atlético-MG https://t.co/ZXt73Ra7g9 pic.twitter.com/0fHX9sJ6Ep
— globoesportecom (@globoesportecom) July 15, 2019
Yes, the ball changes direction during its flight… and nobody can tell how that just could happen.
The weird ball movement was noticed by three operators from Grupo Globo. They rejected the optical deception or camera defect version and noted that they had never seen it before.
In their opinion, this could have been due to gust of wind.
A professor of physics from the Federal Institute of Santa Catarina (IFSC), Alencar Millawacca, tried to decipher the physical phenomenon.
He first rejected the Magnus effect – a physical phenomenon that occurs when a fluid or gas flows around a rotating body, illustrated in this amazing science gif:
For the physician, an in-depth investigation of the video is needed. So he has actually no ideas of what’s behind the strange move!
What did the ball move from its trajectory?
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