Yes, if the warp drives are engaged.

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Dec 1, 2024
8:44:28pm

StarMan All-American

Yes, if the warp drives are engaged.

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StarMan

Previous username: ByuMba90
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Last login: Dec 1, 2024
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I never took a physics class, but is it possible for a ball to move forward out

Odysseus

Dec 1, 8:36pm

RE: I never took a physics class, but is it possible for a ball to move forward out

crimedog

Dec 1, 8:40pm

It needs some kind of force acting in the direction of motion

puntersarepeople

Dec 1, 8:41pm

A ball moves when an unbalanced force acts on it

Underhill

Dec 1, 8:44pm

An NFL ball is never going to be made of iron

puntersarepeople

Dec 1, 8:50pm

If it were made of solid iron, would you still punt it?

Underhill

Dec 1, 9:08pm

Fortunately the snap wouldnt make it there😂

puntersarepeople

Dec 1, 9:09pm

Yes, if the warp drives are engaged.

StarMan

Dec 1, 8:44pm

The wind can blow it. Or it could have a magnet in it.

DieHarder

Dec 1, 8:46pm

It is possible to propel a ball forward without having control.

Ski-U-Mah

Dec 1, 9:00pm

If the quarterback is moving forward, for example a step forward in his

thirdgencoug

Dec 1, 9:10pm

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