Book 20, Question 133
Why Do Skis Slide So Well on Snow?
Skis slide so well on snow because of a very thin layer of water. It forms on the surface where the ski rubs the snow. That slippery film works a bit like oil on a bike chain.
Book 20, Question 133
Skis slide so well on snow because of a very thin layer of water. It forms on the surface where the ski rubs the snow. That slippery film works a bit like oil on a bike chain.