It's that World Cup time of the year—so that means it's also time to talk about soccer physics. What about the impossible kick? The "impossible" kick has a ball leave the ground and then take a ...

Russian President Vladimir Putin gave President Donald Trump an Adidas soccer ball during a news conference last week in Helsinki – and the ball may have contained a transmitter chip.

In addition, Icon Park will be home to Casa Flamengo, the official fan headquarters for Brazil’s Clube de Regatas do Flamengo ...

Russian President Vladimir Putin gave President Donald Trump an Adidas soccer ball during a news conference last week in Helsinki – and the ball may have contained a transmitter chip.

Russian President Vladimir Putin’s gift of a soccer ball to U.S. President Donald Trump last week set off a chorus of warnings -- some of them only half in jest -- that the World Cup souvenir ...

The image of the "soccer ball" that most people envision is supposed to be a white × black design made of a combination of pentagons and hexagons. In fact, we are talking about unknown reasons ...

The golf ball that's become a bit of a cult favorite, the Truvis version of Callaway's Chrome Soft, now has a charitable mission behind its soccer-ball pattern. The Truvis golf ball, which ...

Professional soccer players can kick the 1-pound ball 70 mph and players like Cristiano Ronaldo can kick the ball up to 80 mph. Onazi had a full head of steam on his shot. Babatunde tried to brace ...

The Adidas soccer ball Russian President Vladimir Putin gave to President Trump at their summit in Finland appears to contain a chip that can transmit information to nearby cellphones, Bloombe… ...

Fans of "Halo" may recall the ball has popped up in various titles starting with "Halo 2" where a giant soccer ball was hidden as an Easter Egg. I can't wait to see what other players start doing ...

Invented by Tim Jahnigen and financed by music icon Sting, this inexpensive and ultra-durable soccer ball has already been distributed worldwide to refugee camps, UN hot spots, conflict zones and ...

A high-tech soccer ball that helps with more accurate offside decisions will make its European Championship debut next year in Germany after being used at the 2022 World Cup.