The secret to scoring the perfect strike in a round of ten-pin bowling has been unlocked, according to a multinational team of scientists. Using a set of complex differential equations, first ...

A USBC-approved bowling lane has 39 boards, each measuring approximately 2.73 cm (1.07 in). The x-axis is measured in boards. The y-axis is aligned with the minimum moment of inertia axis of the ...

From 10am until 10pm, one lane will be reserved just for the ‘Yalla Strike Trophy’ competition, where participants can bowl as many times as they want, to try and break a Yalla! Bowling record.

Rylan rolled 11 no-tap strikes in a row and had a final score of 297, three pins from perfect. In no-tap bowling, nine pins counts as a strike. It's used in pro-am events to keep the pace moving.

They based their simulations on the bowling style of a hypothetical “average” bowler, releasing the ball at 17.9 mph at a 45-degree angle with a 416 rpm spin rate.

Bowling’s elusive perfect strike may no longer be a matter of intuition and experience. A team of researchers from premier world institutions have developed a new physics-based model that can predict ...

The study, published in AIP Advances, outlines how a set of six differential equations—based on Euler’s equations for rotating rigid bodies—can be used to simulate a bowling ball’s ...