The coefficient of restitution of the rock seems to be greater than 1.0, which means each bounce will be higher than the last until the rock reaches escape velocity. Since energy must be conserved, the rock will absorb heat from the environment, setting off a new ice age.
JonesBill-Sylvia about 4 years ago
A super ball back in BC.
Mordock999 Premium Member about 4 years ago
Hey! “Bumbles” BOUNCE!
Fanatic11008 about 4 years ago
And many more to come
ericrgrant about 4 years ago
Prehistoric artificial turf?
fuzzbucket Premium Member about 4 years ago
I didn’t think a rock would bounce that high.
mfrasca about 4 years ago
The coefficient of restitution of the rock seems to be greater than 1.0, which means each bounce will be higher than the last until the rock reaches escape velocity. Since energy must be conserved, the rock will absorb heat from the environment, setting off a new ice age.
Publius10608218 about 4 years ago
I remember the lazy summer day my siblings and I discovered golf balls bounce. That was fun.
Old Man River about 4 years ago
Had a hole just like this on the Lisbon (CT.) Country Club