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PadfootAndTheWolf · 09-12-2015, 03:36 AM

Ensign?

Umm, his name was Milo. He wasn't going to speak up though because he had been somewhat praised for cheering on the big rock. He sat quietly as he listened to the rest but then heard 'Ensign' again. Oh, right those were titles like Admiral. Right.

*awkward*

He was immensely glad he hadn't corrected the man.

Next experiment. He listened to the set up and watched as the rocks fell and made their craters before adding to his answers from the last drop.

SPOILER!!: More Answers

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PadfootAndTheWolf formerly: DanialRadFAN01 Bicorn Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: On SS of course! Posts: 16,990 Hogwarts RPG Name: Kiera Burton x6	Gaga Mafia Monster : MURPHY : Kelvin's SS!BFAM : Roro's Evil Twin : Ravlyndor : Gopher Ensign? Umm, his name was Milo. He wasn't going to speak up though because he had been somewhat praised for cheering on the big rock. He sat quietly as he listened to the rest but then heard 'Ensign' again. Oh, right those were titles like Admiral. Right. awkward He was immensely glad he hadn't corrected the man. Next experiment. He listened to the set up and watched as the rocks fell and made their craters before adding to his answers from the last drop. SPOILER!!: More Answers 1.)Since they were dropped from different heights they created different sized craters. 2.)The is a difference in each crater; they are all different sizes. 3.)The velocity which is caused by the height it fails is more important I guess because if the rocks were the same mass then the only thing making the craters different sizes was that some where dropped from higher places.