what is a good science fair project about softball?

Question

i am really intrested in softball and i have to make a science fair project! any ideas?
im a girl!

Answer 1

Find out why a curve ball (or screw ball, because that's usually mroe prevalent in softball) curves. That might be more of a math project, but I'm sure it would work for science too.

Answer 2

Softball Science Fair Projects

Answer 3

Explore why a softball doesn't go as far when hit as a baseball.



Measure the size and density, try to hit them in a controlled way, like off a tee using some method of a controlled swing (or just someone who has a good repeatable swing you can video) and do the math to see if you can figure out what accounts for the difference. Is it just that a softball is heavier? Is the fact that it's softer making the force of the bat transfer into a slower initial velocity? What about the increased size, does that impact the wind resistance? How much?



You can use a scale as a force meter to see the force of the bat and a video camera to measure the initial and final speed of the ball.



There's a lot of details I left out, but that's why it's your project.

Answer 4

Get 3 softball players and 3 baseball players... Then get a baseball pitcher and a softball pitcher. Have the baseball pitcher pitch as if in a baseball game to the 3 softball players and record the results Then do vice versa Graph the Results

Answer 5

Why do baseballs travel farther than softballs?



What makes softballs travel further (types of bats)

Answer 6

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How about comparing different bats, such as aluminum and wood? Find the best combination of ball and bat, for example tennis ball on wood, or softball on metal.

Answer 7

is it harder to hit a major league fastball... or jennie finches's heater