By Jonathan O'Callaghan No matter which stars or on show or which teams are competing, one thing will stay constant at this year’s World Cup - the ball. Unveiled by adidas a few months ago, the so-called ‘Brazuca’ is the official ball of Brazil 2014 and it’s the 12th ball adidas have made for the World Cup. And now the science inside the ball has been revealed to show how the best players in the world will have the best technology in the world on the pitch. The science behind adidas's football for this World Cup has been revealed. The ball is known as the 'Brazuca' (pictured) and it is apparently a big improvement from the last World Cup. It has longer and deeper seams to make it less volatile in the air and that means it will travel further and more accurately during games
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Adidas has unveiled how the Brazuca has been improved for the players
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The 2014 World Cup football is a big improvement from 2010's effort
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It has longer and deeper seams to make it less volatile in the air
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This means it will travel further and more accurately during games
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2010's Jabulani was criticised for being too unpredictable by players
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