1,074 MPH BASEBALL vs. 1 Gallon of Mayonnaise - Smarter Every Day 264
A video on YouTube. In Science & Engineering, a Krater category.
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The creator uses a supersonic baseball cannon to test the drag of a baseball at high speeds, firing it at containers of sprinkles and mayonnaise.
From the video
Answers: What happens when a baseball is fired from a supersonic cannon at high speed?
- Supersonic baseball cannon
- Baseball drag force at high speeds
- High-speed camera footage of ball collisions
- Measuring projectile velocity and pressure
What it concludes
- A baseball fired at supersonic speed into a container of sprinkles creates a galaxy-like collision simulation.
- Firing a baseball at supersonic speed into a gallon of mayonnaise creates a shockwave and leaves the baseball relatively undamaged.
- The drag coefficient of a baseball decreases at supersonic speeds above 900 miles an hour.
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