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Science activity comparing the falling speed of three balls with different masses: a wooden ball (28 g), a golf ball (46 g), and a metal ball (110 g).

Three different balls — a wooden ball, a golf ball, and a metal ball — are shown with their masses listed. The image is titled "Dropping Balls" and asks which ball will hit the floor first when dropped from the same height.

Three different balls — a wooden ball, a golf ball, and a metal ball — are shown with their masses listed. The image is titled "Dropping Balls" and asks which ball will hit the floor first when dropped from the same height.

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