Reply to "What % of high school baseball players can hit home runs?"

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roothog66 posted:
Matt13 posted:
proudhesmine posted:
Sure you don't mean heavier? The more moisture (water) in something the heavier it gets.
Water vapor is lighter than air. Humid air is lighter.
Robert Adair's book is THE definitive work in this field.
https://www.amazon.com/Physics...-Adair/dp/0060084367

Do we now have to go back to all the tape measure home runs, analyze the weather patterns, and add a weather assisted asterisk?

10/10/1712:59 PM

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