Baseball science in Delaware
There is a science to throwing a curve ball and a home run. Both will be on display Saturday at Blue Rocks stadium.
Dow Chemical will help in the science projects. There will be a demonstration on what happens to a baseball when it is dropped in liquid nitrogen.
It’s called Science Day in Delaware. Gates to the ballpark open at 12:30 to see the many exhibits. The first 1,500 children who enter will get a glow in the dark baseball. Call 302-888-2015 for more information.
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