Both of these types of dimples appear at birth, but that’s where their similarities end. A sacral dimple (sacrococcygeal or coccygeal dimple) is an indentation just above the groove between your ...

One of the most frequently-asked questions by experienced and beginning golfers alike is this: how many dimples on a golf ball? It’s an obvious question, but the answer isn’t as clear. Below we answer ...

Back dimples, or dimples of Venus, can be a genetic trait. A single sacral dimple can occur with some medical conditions affecting the spinal cord. Share on Pinterest Back dimples are indentations on ...

You'd think that smooth golf balls would travel farther than the dimpled ones we use today. But that would be wrong. And there's actually some fun physics behind the dented ball design we see on today ...

Cheek dimples are likely a genetic trait, although the specifics of how they’re inherited still aren’t clear. Share on Pinterest Dimples are small indentations that can be found on your skin. They can ...

Venus dimples, also known as dimples of Venus or back dimples, are small indentations found on the lower back just above the buttocks, near the waistline. These unique skin features have intrigued ...

Could the secret to transforming propeller design lie in the dimples of a golf ball? It might sound far-fetched, but the same aerodynamic principles that allow a golf ball to soar farther and faster ...