The rolling ball takes about five seconds to traverse a slightly inclined, windy path near the base of the clock, and when it reaches one side, the clock inverts the path, and the ball rolls back ...

The team’s orb rolled vertically at a rate of about 0.5 millimeters per second. Regardless, Mitra and colleagues wrote that their observation “challenges our basic understanding of physics,” with ...

But what Buckner missed was that at the point in the game when the Pacers were rolling the ball, the clock was running. More to the point, one clock was running and the other was not.

The collection still has the one piece that he made, Mr. Kobayashi said: a rolling ball clock. A hallway lined with long case clocks, also known as grandfather (or grandmother) clocks.

Dodd also tracked down the original patent covering the rolling ball clock apparatus, U.S. Patent No. 4077198 which was issued to inventor Harley Mayenschein in March 1978 and contains diagrams ...

Little do most people know, however, that Katamari isn't the only game about rolling a little ball around; it's not even the only multi-game series about it. No, ball-rolling is actually an entire ...

‘The candy’s rolling ball can dislodge from the product into a child’s mouth, posing a choking hazard or death,’ United States Consumer Product Safety Commission states ...

LiAngelo Ball, known as "G3," released his hit single "Tweaker" on Friday and was announced as a Rolling Loud performer on Tuesday.

If approved, companies would be able to submit bids to accept the demolition work. The RFP would get the ball rolling on a process that has seen some ups and downs.

A Congreve-style "rolling ball clock" from a YouTube demonstration In 1837, Buckingham Palace officials described their “rolling ball clock” as “a most complicated and troublesome machine”.

The shot clock doesn’t start until a player touches the ball. Teams have been rolling the ball up on the inbounds pass for decades as a way to save time in late game situations.