how does the FIFA chart make any sense? why is there a soft curve and several stops AFTER the ball is kicked? shouldnt it just be one big spike followed by smoothness?
>>156660195don't ask questions everything is fine
>>156660195that's a great question, anon! but unfortunately that's proprietary information. don't forget to enjoy a coke!
abloo bloo da camera did a heckin pass to bellingham
>>156660195Rigged don't need to explain it deal with it
>>156660195Anon, the ball isn't made of titanium. The sensor inside is fixed to the flexible rubber that the ball is made of, so obviously the forces involved are going to get a little curved and bouncy, since that's what the material that the balls are made of do so players don't break their foot every time they kick it across the field.
>>156660195air friction
>>156660195Go look up a slow-mo video of a football being kicked. There's a ripple effect that happens as the ball fully expands then contracts again. So there would be some slight oscillation in the sensor's reading.
>>156660495air friction just stops after the ball travels a few seconds? and air friction is half as powerful as a kick?
When you slap your wife's ass, does it jiggle once or multiple times?
>>156660195Reminder that the rules literally say a goal can't be counted if shit like this happensMost rigged third worlder sport there is
>>156660911You're not allowed to have backspin on a goalkick now? Game's gone
>>156660911>If a team official, substitute, substituted or sent-off player or outside agent enters the field of play, the referee must: only stop play if there is interference with play>If a ball is going into the goal and the interference does not prevent a defending player playing the ball, the goal is awarded if the ball enters the goal (even if contact was made with the ball) unless the interference was by the attacking team.The rules literally say that this sort of thing is allowed, and in this particular case it's even less of an issue because the contact happened during build-up rather than right before the ball went in the goal.
>>156660569This isn't air friction. The chart is displaying acceleration. Everything above the x axis in this case represents positive acceleration in the direction of the kick. During this entire peak, including the downward slope and the janky steps on it, the ball is in contact with his foot (i.e. the object that is causing the acceleration). The jank is caused by factors like momentum transfer along the ball during the kick causing deformation of its material (and therefore uneven acceleration), fluid dynamics of the gas inside the ball (causing pressure differentials and more deformation), even the physiology of the human leg/foot.
>>156660195Trust the sensor.FIFA has no motive to fake this data.
>>156665507>trust fox news who created an imaginary cable
>>156660195Here's someone showcasing the motion sensor from the ball
>>156660195There’s demons inside the ball.
>>156667023yeah see them spikes
>>156667023>>156667951>comparing little love taps and juggling to a full power goal kickWith the Americans I can kind of understand, but what kind of fucking Swede hasn't had enough experience with a soccer ball to know how a serious kick is going to deform and jiggle the ball?
>>156660195funny cause the first time they did this it was a complete flat line, and that made people suspicious about it.now there's small curves all over it. really makes you think
>>156660195If it's not a live synced feed it's worthless
>>156660195If you kick a ball it will vibrate for a while
>>156668145What are you talking about?I posted that to show THE SHAPE of the sensor data, a strong sharp edge, etc.
>>156660195There was never any sensor in any ballYou fell for it
>>156668671Anon, the sensor is attached to the ball's rubber.The sensor reading is thus going to get deformed as the rubber deforms and absorbs the forces.This is basic fucking physics.
>>156668469why doesnt it show like this
>>156669823>what is background subtraction
>>156670219is that like when you subtract a goal
>>156670395That's literally all VAR doesOnly takes a phone call
>>156660195its a dampened oscillation. The sensor is suspended at the center and doesn't stop moving immediately after the ball is kicked.
>>156667023>>156670777real spikes there
>>156671608idk what to tell you m8.Do you think your brain squishes to the back of your head longer when you have your foot on the gas for a while or is it the same as giving the car a small rev?
