"To really change the pressure, you need one of these," he added, holding up an inflation needle.
sorry Mr Nye.....but you really don't necessarily need an inflation needle to "really change the pressure" in a ball
1. There is no change in altitude is this situation so your Colorado analogy does not apply.
2. The temperature difference for your daughter's ball is what, 70 degrees? 50 degrees? With the Patriots football we're talking a 15 or 20 degree temperature change, so that's not the best comparison either.
once again....you missed the point.....Mr Nye said "to really change the pressure you need one of these"
he didn't relate that to the Patriots (or anyone's ) situation with that statement .....he made a broadbased scientific statement ....that he is 100% wrong on.....period
And I gave two examples which repudiate that conclusively ....
And which loses his credibility to me
end of story
So you don't think it's possible that he took the zero change in altitude and negligible change in temperature into account when he made his statement? And then concluded that the pressure change couldn't have due to atmospheric changes?
That's what you're supposed to do when you look at things, not take some wild extreme that had nothing to due with the actual event. I mean if they inflated the ball on the Sun and played the game on Haley's Comet…….
and the plot thickens.......:uncomfortableness: