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NBC News Learn
Science of Figure Skating
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Deborah King explains the science behind figure skating. Angular momentum, vertical velocity, and conservation of angular momentum all play a role in figure skating jumps.
physics
angular momentum
vertical velocity
projectile momentum
law of physics
law of conservation of angular momentum
action-reaction
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