Human: I'd like to learn more about the physics of juggling. Can you help me? Assistant: 
Sure! Juggling is a fun way to explore physics and it's also a great skill to have for many other activities, such as sports or even just everyday life. Physics can be used to analyze how juggling works and what factors affect its success. For example, the laws of motion dictate that objects in motion tend to stay in motion unless acted upon by an outside force. In order to keep objects in motion, the forces must be applied quickly and consistently. This means that juggling requires precise timing and coordination between the hands and feet in order to maintain the objects' momentum. Additionally, physics can explain why certain tricks are harder than others, and how different materials affect the outcome.