Can you solve these physics riddles? ft Simone Giertz - Part 1/3

Dianna, please stop apologising, we're all here because we love your content. Also, play with the format, it keeps it fresh for everyone. You get to try out different ways of expressing yourself and  we get to see more of your creativity, which is a good thing. You are the reason why I'm a sub to both FYFluidDynamis and Simone Giertz.   

BTW I will be cheeking in tomorrow because I think that both balls will experience the same amount of air resistance.

Here is my thinking. I just purchased a Honda CB125e and quickly discovered that I can't break my local speed limit. No matter the mass that it's carrying my Honda will reach terminal velocity and be limited only by the wind resistance that it has to face. Because gravity is a constant and physical size and shape are both constants (as defined in your video by the description of the Iron and the wooden balls being the same size and coated with epoxy), the total air resistance would be the same.

Two things that are not discussed in your question and my explanation are friction and laminar flow , neither of which you talked about so, I'm assuming that both are off the table for the purposes of your riddle.