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Which type of energy does a squashed ball has?
Pontential energy ;)
What type of energy does a moving ball have?
it has a kinetic energy
What type of energy does a ball have when it falling through the air?
Potential Energy.
What type of enery does the wrecking ball use to destroy the walls?
Kinetic energy (the energy of the ball's mass in motion).
How can you make a tiny plasma ball?
I gues the smallest one is a 4" plasma ball.😉
What type of energy does a moving ball have?
it has a kinetic energy
Which type of energy does a squashed ball has?
Pontential energy ;)
What type of ball transfers the most energy?
Super Ball. :)
What type of energy does a ball have when it falling through the air?
Potential Energy.
What is a huge ball of gas that gives out light and energy?
That's called a star. Actually stars are balls of plasma - where plasma can be thought of as a special case of a gas.
What type of enery does the wrecking ball use to destroy the walls?
Kinetic energy (the energy of the ball's mass in motion).
How can you make a tiny plasma ball?
I gues the smallest one is a 4" plasma ball.😉
What type of energy is used before and after a ball is bounced?
Gravitational potential energy before the ball is bounced which changes to kinetic energy and then to elastic potential energy.
A bowling ball striking the pins is an example of which type of energy?
Mechanical Energy
What type of energy is in Dragon Ball Z?
Ki.
What type of energy is a dog chasing a ball?
none
What forms a sphere around the sun?
The sun is one vast collection of nuclear reactions. Inherent in fusion reactions is the creation of plasma and energy. The energy forms areas of magnetic flux which if organized a certain way on the surface can trap plasma. The plasma field, attempting to form the most stable configuration, forms a ball. Sometimes, this plasma ball is fed by a vortex similar in form to a "tornado", with the tornado between the plasma ball and the sun's surface. Unlike the tornadoes experienced on earth, which are driven by the movement of air and water vapor, the sun's tornadoes are driven by organized magnetic flux and plasma. The tornado will funnel plasma into the ball. When the repelling force of the plasma field overwhelms the attractive force at the sun's s surface, the ball is ejected into space. If this question is regarding the chronosphere around the sun, then never mind the above. That answer is simple: energy from fusion, gravity, and excitation of atoms at the outer layer of the sun which releases photons, thus the name chronosphere.
