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Do objects carry better in thiner air or thicker air (ex. a baseball or football)?

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Do objects carry better in thiner air or thicker air (ex. a baseball or football)?

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  1. Thinner air, I believe.  That's why the Colorado Rockies' ballpark is a top home run hitter's venue.


  2. thinner, for sure!

  3. idk

  4. Thinner air (i.e. high altitudes like Colorado) because there is less air resistance.

    That's why there are so many homeruns at Colorado's Coors Field.

    Does someone really get credit for an answer by typing the three letters "idk" - that shouldn't count!

  5. Thinner.  Less density→Less drag..........
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