Experiment description
This experiment demonstrates how changing the radius and density of a spherical object directly affects its terminal velocity as it falls through a fluid medium. Adjusting the sphere's radius shows how size influences air resistance, which in turn impacts the speed at which the object reaches terminal velocity.
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