Galileo's Experiment at the Leaning Tower of Pisa
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@ArazAmedy I was being sarcastic. I know what his experiment was.
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I'm pretty sure the balls didn't bounce up again and change in size...
AdamC3046 4 months ago 3
@AdamC3046 I don't know if you were being sarcastic so I'm just going to say they didn't. It's just showing you that either ball could be any size and still fall at the same acceleration (gravity).
ArazAmedy 3 months ago