Tennis has a fuzzy yellow problem most players don't think about when they open can after can of fresh balls, or when umpires at U.S. Open matches make their frequent requests for "new balls please." ...

A Houston-based dog rescue group's warning to Facebook followers was amplified exponentially via social media after the group posted photographs of what they said were injuries to four dogs caused by ...

Tennis. Novak Djokovic US Open Titles: How many times has Djokovic won the US Open? Tennis. Zverev and the Nazi slogan: I am German, but we are not proud of this part of our history Tennis has a fuzzy ...

Consider the tennis ball. The small neon orb is so ingenious in its design that it simultaneously inhabits the highest levels of perhaps one of our most demanding sports, fits snugly on the legs of ...

Over 300 million tennis balls end up in landfills every year. Mathilde Wittock is a Belgian artist, bio/eco-designer, and material researcher who focuses on sustainable innovation. Her projects offer ...

While there’s always some subjectivity in visual perception, some colors are supposed to be constant. Oranges are always orange. Fire trucks are always red. Tennis balls are always yellow. Or maybe ...

Did you know that Wimbledon tennis balls are made in Bataan? And that they travel over 50,000 miles before they even reach the court? MANILA, Philippines – While some would find it hard to appreciate ...