Do hard golf balls go further?

Made from a solid sphere of Surlyn with moulded dimples, they are inexpensive and do not travel nearly as far as balls of other construction due to their lower compression. … The firmer feel of a two-piece golf ball can provide more distance, but often at the expense of control and feel.

What happens if you microwave a golf ball?

The rays rearrange the molecules in the balls, affecting their distance. Microwaving does, too, although I don’t think the balls will fly 50 percent farther, as USA Today reported last month.

Can you microwave blood?

No, blood should not be heated in a kitchen microwave before a transfusion, but this has absolutely no bearing on cooking with microwaves. This is a classic case of taking a smidgen of truth and twisting it out of proportion. And incidentally, the court did not find that the transfused blood was the cause of death.

Will your head explode in space?

Oxygen in the rest of your body will also expand. You’ll balloon up to twice your normal size, but you won’t explode. Your skin is elastic enough to hold you together. … Without air in your lungs, blood will stop sending oxygen to your brain.