Galileo Galilei struggled to measure the "rate of falling." Clocks were too slow, so he turned to music.
When bells are spaced at perfectly equal distances, does the sphere strike them in a steady rhythm? Listen to his famous experiment...
Did you hear the strikes speed up?
Because gravity continuously accelerates the sphere, bells spaced at equal distances do not ring at equal times. The rhythm gets faster and faster.
Mission Objective:
Enter the lab and rearrange the distances of the bells so they strike in perfectly equal intervals of time. Prove the Law of Accelerating Bodies!