Uploaded January 2015 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Galileo claimed that all objects fall toward Earth with the same acceleration. Modern measurements indicate that this acceleration is about 9.8m/s². Using the g Ball, you can measure this value and compare the acceleration of other objects with different masses and in different states of motion.
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Galileo claimed that all objects fall toward Earth with the same acceleration. Modern measurements indicate that this acceleration is about 9.8m/s². Using the g Ball, you can measure this value and compare the acceleration of other objects with different masses and in different states of motion.
Featured Blog: bit.ly/3j7MtXi
Featured Products
- g Ball: bit.ly/3gLu5kk
- Meter Stick 6 Pack: bit.ly/3xJluW8
- Whiteboards 6 Pack: bit.ly/3j6o4S0
- Dry-Erase Black Markers - 12 Pack: bit.ly/3qndLKM
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About Arbor Scientific
For more than three and a half decades, we’ve been committed to supporting science educators with meaningful and engaging lab demonstrations and hands-on experiences that not only inspire students but educators as well. We understand school budgets are limited, so we only provide products that offer value, without sacrificing quality. That’s our promise.
Join our CoolStuff Insider List: bit.ly/34HbfVO
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