@jjvors : @wonderofscience Good experiment. It's understandable if you focus on the slinky's center of gravity. That's the part that's falling. The slinky is stretched as a spring and has potential energy stored up to contract. That's what keeps the bottom stationary as the center of gravity falls. • TwiDoom

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Wonder of Science Good experiment. It's understandable if you focus on the slinky's center of gravity. That's the part that's falling. The slinky is stretched as a spring and has potential energy stored up to contract. That's what keeps the bottom stationary as the center of gravity falls.

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