If the rubber is vacuum sealed and it gives off gases it won't be a vacuum anymore.
Show me an equation where tension results in higher speed. You can't Butterfly is defrauding the ignorant masses on these TT forums.
Why isn';t that you guys can't understand that I can tell what you know by the statements or questions you ask on any thread.
Why is it that I can ask the same questions for 13+ years now and I know that NO ONE will have an answer.
I know is p!$$e$ people off because it makes them look stupid. It is better that I make them look stupid than let them spread their lies.
Now show me an equation where tension makes the rubber more spinny or faster. YOU CAN"T! So why talk about tension when it just shows you are one of the sheep bleating the same old lies.
Higher tension is like a trampoline. It hits the rubber, deforms and you gain additional speed because of the rebound of the high tension. If the pimple structure is flexible, you will get extra spin as well.
If you fall on a trampoline from a low height, your rebound will reach a low height. If you fall from a high altitude, then you will rebound higher due to the elastic deformation of the surface of the trampoline.
The trampoline and the rubber, both have the tendency to return to their original position and exert energy to the object that made them deform. The human for the trampoline, the ball in table tennis.
The higher the tension, the faster and more violent the rebound. It's the same principle with bungee jumping, and that principle is called elastic deformation.
That's basic physics and simple common sense. We learn it in junior high. Open your high school physics books and read about elastic and plastic deformation, critical points and action and reaction. The second part is Newton's 3rd law of action and reaction, read it. Just think that your racket is theoretically immovable so all the forces are applyied to the ball.
Happy now?
