Ball on Ramp in Slow Motion

Physics students can use this slow motion video of a ball on a ramp to investigate the energy of the ball-Earth system or simply study the motion of the ball as it travels along the ramp.
The mass of the ball is 0.177 kg. The centers of the two orange indicators on the meterstick are separated by 0.80 m.

[@BrendanGuretis-be1wo]

I can’t put into words how much this video brings me joy I just want to jump up and down in joy I would like to personally thank you Jacob Bowman for posting this delightful video

[@lukasttschannen8189]

What a man! What a teacher! Only one word can describe this man… Amazing.

[@BrendanGuretis-be1wo]

Hello I have this class and I believe that you should post some fortnight videos

[@user-us8jf2hx4z]

thanks bowmanater 😎😎😎

[@gavandavis8873]

Man I’ve missed being in your class this year. It feels weird to be graduating in two weeks.
Have you kept up with FRC at all? We had a real competition season this year and built an awesome robot-third or fourth best in the state, if I do say so myself. I’ve posted a couple videos of it.
Hope all is well

[@physicsbybowman]

Just watched a couple of the videos, looks great! Sounds like things are going very well this year. Thinking about you guys all the time. Hope you've had a great year at school. Tell everyone I said hello!

[@grantmeyer1989]

Wait… that’s my classroom

[@landyzwaffler]

Cool video and all but where’s James? Give the people what they want

[@physicsbybowman]

James is now 21 pounds and has decided to focus 100% of his time and energy on exercise instead of social media, his fame got to his head (and stomach)

[@BrendanGuretis-be1wo]

Lmao I hope he comes back soon

[@tazernator1367]

I subed do I get an A now?