Scientific Revolution Notes Part 2
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galileos balls droped at the same time lol
invisiblegurl123 10 months ago 2
"No one could confirm if Galileo's balls dropped at the same time" - Priceless!
p.s. the drop at different times because of air resistance "friction between the air molecules and the balls themselves" This would later be proven by P.E. and Thermodynamics!!!! I'm starting to love how everything is coming together!
goatk1 11 months ago
I love weird educational videos. Thank you for posting this!
lfgalbraith 11 months ago
Lol netwon? WTF!
Jesrockr 1 year ago
thanks 4 this
MissBeirutable 1 year ago
galileo's balls dropped at slightly different times because of friction
ppfishsticks 2 years ago
gallileo
alex49carson 2 years ago
I liked watching the clip of actors "re-enacting" Galileo dropping the two objects in his motion experiment from the Pisa. Humor definitely kept this video from becoming dry. Without having watched this vid I wouldn't have known that experiment had been repeated in present times by astronaut David Scott.
MoonlightCurse 2 years ago