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Why is the wavelength of a moving soccer ball not detectable to the naked eye?

Why is the wavelength of a moving soccer ball not detectable to the naked eye?
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Why is the wavelength of a moving soccer ball not detectable to the naked eye?

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This is mainly because the wavelength of a moving soccer ball is extremely small so it is not detectable to the naked eye. The wavelength of a moving soccer ball is much smaller than what the human eye can pick up, so it cannot be seen.

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