Gravity Lab: Which object will fall the fastest? Materials: stop watch, four different objects, paper and pencil. Directions: Choose four different objects. Find a higher place of which to drop off the objects. You can stand on a chair, however, the experiment works best if it is at least ten feet off the ground. You will need at least two people to conduct the experiment. One person to drop the objects and one to use the stopwatch and record the data, so recruit your kids or some friends! Before you do the experiment answer these questions for your hypothesis: 1. Which object do you think is going to hit the ground the fastest? Why? I think the make-up brush will fall the fastest because its heavier than the other objects. 2. Which objects do you think will be the slowest? Why? I think pencil will be the slowest because its longer than the other objects. Once you have answered these questions drop each object three times and record the time it takes to hit the ground. Record your data in the following table. Name your objects in the left hand column and then fill in the times for each trial next to it. Pencil .27 .59 .46 Make up brush .76 .80 .56 Penny .41 .39 .44 Card .90 .58 ..78 Can you write me a lab report with this information