Crazy tic tac bounce!? | EVERYDAY MYSTERIES

The initial contact with a surface often hits a tic tac at such an angle as to make it rapidly spin, insead of all of the energy being put towards the upward motion. The quickly spinning tic tac, as it makes contact with the table the second time, has now aligned its-self in such a way that the remaining energy can be more efficiently put towards propelling the tic tac upwards, thus creating the illusion that the second bounce has more energy. I haven't watched the video yet, it just seems logical. Why don't you tell me why I don't tip over while riding my bicycle