why football curve in air when we kick it
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If the ball is kicked directly in line with its center of mass, it will not spin. ... The curving is caused by a force, called the Magnus effect, caused by the air moving over the spinning ball. When air moves past a ball, or the ball moves through the air, a thin boundary layer of air clings to the surface of the ball.
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When pitching a curveball, the pitcher puts a spin on the ball as it leaves his hand. As it travels through the air, the spin causes the ball to disturb the air around it. Specifically, the spin causes air on one side of the ball to move faster than the other, resulting in uneven pressure on the ball, making it curve.
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