An artist in Indonesia has turned one of the most iconic cars ever produced into a giant ball. The aptly-named Beetle Sphere is the latest sculpture from Ichwan Noor, a Jakarta-based artist who ...

Maybe you’re a Roger Federer fan and agree with the Swiss legend that the ball is yellow. Or, maybe you’re a Rafael Nadal fan and, out of principle, side with green.

“You would describe the color of a tennis ball as:” green, yellow, or other. Yellow, obviously, I thought, and voted. When the results appeared, my jaw dropped with cartoonish effect.

While there’s always some subjectivity in visual perception, some colors are supposed to be constant. Oranges are always orange. Fire trucks are always red. Tennis balls are always yellow. Or ...

You guessed it: It has to do with visibility. Indeed, the specific color of a standard NCAA softball is optic yellow (with an RGB of 223,255,79).

Here's what he said: “We give [Fred] grief all the time about using the yellow ball,” Woods said. “But he absolutely loves it because he can’t see anymore.

It's time to stop thinking of yellow as a color reserved for distance-driven golf balls. There are plenty of reasons to consider mixing it up.

The yellow ball has made softball a hitters’ sport, with players throughout the lineup regularly smashing home runs. In short, the ball’s design accomplishes exactly what it is supposed to do.

Pharrell Willliams teamed up with American Express to throw the first ever Yellow Ball on Monday benefitting the Young Audiences Arts for Learning Ale Russian is a contributing writer at PEOPLE ...