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Columbia, SC (WLTX)- The latest internet debate about the true color of tennis balls has some people fuzzy about whether they are yellow or green. The whole debate started with a Twitter poll ...
“Asking if a tennis ball is one color or the other, yellow or green, is like having to decide if the ocean is green or blue," according to Behr paint color expert Erika Woelfel.
Think about it: what color are tennis balls, really? Some, like myself, consider them to be yellow. Others say they’re green, and apparently, it’s a huge debate.
But, according to the book 2,024 QI Facts To Stop You In Your Tracks, at some point, David Attenborough noticed that the ...
A DEBATE over the colour of tennis balls has sent the internet into overdrive – and even Roger Federer has voiced his opinion. The question might seem simple enough, but it has sharply divide… ...
While Federer says the balls are yellow, others disagree with the greatest men's tennis player ever. In a recent less-than-scientific Twitter poll (via The Atlantic), 52% of nearly 30,000 ...
What color are tennis balls? That may sound like an easy question to answer, but to the shock of many, there seems to be a divide of two camps on social media as to whether it's green or yellow ...
What color are tennis balls? They all have another common characteristic: they share a color, called optical yellow, which in 1972 was adopted by the ITF - hence the 'age' of the current ball.
Not since the global blue and black/white and gold dress debate which swept social media in 2015, has an item’s colour drawn such a heated response. Thousand voted on Twitter this week to answer ...
In a video viewed almost 315,000 times, external at the time of writing, tennis star Roger Federer is asked what colour tennis balls are. "They're yellow, right?" says the Swiss. You may also like: ...
Sport; Tennis; Tennis; What colour are tennis balls? Roger Federer finally confirms if they're green or yellow People have some very different ideas about what colour those balls are ...
A DEBATE over the colour of tennis balls has sent the internet into overdrive – and even Roger Federer has voiced his opinion. The question might seem simple enough, but it has sharply divide… ...
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