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The Phenomenon is when the ball's amount is 2 for example and 3 are left then they switch sides with the 3 balls that are left.

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why doesnt it keep going after a couple of seconds? "Steven.A"

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why doesnt it keep going after a couple of seconds? "Steven.A"

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I wonder what would happen if you pull out all of the balls?

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i think the friction slows it down a bit

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I wonder why none of the cradle balls in the middle are moving

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in certain places will it ever stop

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I think the reason it does that because there is a force when the ball is pulled then released, the balls in the middle don't move and make the other balls move back and forth.

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I think everything will slow down overtime because of how much they collide with each other.

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I notice that it starts to slow down due to friction

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How's the energy on 1 side being transferred to the other?

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How do the balls transfer sides when they collide with some other balls which are next to the ball being pulled?

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When you take however many balls, that many balls will appear on the other side.

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The number of balls that hit the other amount go up on the other side

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The number of balls that hit the other amount go up on the other side

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I think the energy/force is getting transferred throughout the spherical objects till it reaches the amount that was pulled

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when pushing the ball the other side will do the same it will keep doing it untill it stops.     "Steven.A"

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when pushing the ball the other side will do the same it will keep doing it untill it stops.     "Steven.A"

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I noticed that that the balls were creating mass by hitting each other back and forth across the cradle

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I noticed that that the balls were creating mass by hitting each other back and forth across the cradle

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why are they the shape of a ball what is they were a different shape what will happen

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I wonder how if this is Newtons 3rd law

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how does it work?

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what causes them to slow down

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I notice at first there is one ball from each side making the one's in the middle move.

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i think the energy from the amount of balls you lift up and falls will carry to the other side and lift up the same amount of the other side i think this is newton's third law

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I think the energy from the bouncing balls on 1 side is being transferred to the other side.

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I think the energy from the bouncing balls on 1 side is being transferred to the other side.

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the force of the balls pulls them apart

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The amount of cradle balls pushed comes back in the same amount for the other side

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Energy will repel each other as it states in newtons third law. Thats how it works.

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That Guy                                                                        (n.p)

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That Guy                                                                        (n.p)

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The amount you pull is the amount that gets pushed

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after a few seconds it starts slowing down

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brandon

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how long does this go on?

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it vibrates a lot

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The amount of balls that bounce on 1 side cause the same amount of balls to bounce on the other side.

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it only slows down because the air is resisting motion.

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I notice this is Newton's Third Law

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the amount of balls you lift up the same amount flys up on the other side

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Why does everything stop moving overtime?

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Why does it stop moving?

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the energy transfers from one ball to another

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the balls that get pulled stay together.

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It stops after a while probably because of air resistance

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Will they ever stop if there is no friction?

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Will they ever stop if there is no friction?

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It stops after a while

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the energy transfers throughout the balls and makes them move