Do spins have a relation to physics

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Archel Taneka Sutanto Asked 12 years ago

Hi Alois and Jeff,

I've seen many players played table tennis with a lot of spins on it. My question is, do spins have a relation to physics?

Alois Rosario Answered 12 years ago

Hi Archel,

I guess they do. I don't have a physics background but the ball and the spin certainly would follow the principles of physics. The whole world follows Physics principles.

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Ji-Soo Woo Posted 12 years ago

I do have a physics background (a long time ago) and I concur with Alois' answer, perhaps just modifying it by saying the whole universe follows Physics principles!

azhar bhabha Posted 12 years ago

search-the magnus effect ,on wikipidia... ul get an answer :)

Archel Taneka Sutanto Posted 12 years ago

Ok.. thanks for advance! :D

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