The mud used on baseballs, sourced from a secret New Jersey location, exhibits unique properties: it spreads like cream yet grips like sandpaper, highlighting its potential.
Researchers discovered the mud's remarkable mechanical properties, suggesting that their techniques for understanding the mud might lead to sustainable materials in construction and agriculture.
This study is significant not only for baseball but also for developing natural materials that could replace hydrocarbon-based ones, aligning with sustainability efforts.
The findings provide valuable insights into using natural substances effectively, which could transform material use in various industries beyond just baseball.
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