The hypothesis is that a baseball will travel further when hit with an aluminum baseball bat, rather than a standard wooden bat.

You will need 10 baseball batters, 1 baseball pitcher, 1 wooden baseball bat, 1 aluminum baseball bat, 2 dozen baseball balls, a measuring tape, and 1 assistant. The batters will take turns hitting the ball with the aluminum and wooden bats, and the distance traveled by the ball will be measured.

You will need 10 baseball batters, 1 baseball pitcher, 1 wooden baseball bat, 1 aluminum baseball bat, 2 dozen baseball balls, a measuring tape, and 1 assistant.

The results showed that the ball traveled the furthest after being hit with the aluminum bat, compared to the distance traveled by the ball when hit with the wooden bat. This proves that our hypothesis was correct - a baseball will travel further when hit with an aluminum baseball bat, rather than a standard wooden bat.

This science project is interesting because it compares two different types of baseball bats and shows which one is better. It also shows how the weight and center of gravity of the bats affects the distance the ball travels.

Variations of this science project include comparing different brands of wooden and aluminum bats, and measuring the speed of the ball.

Hey there! Here are some awesome videos about this science project that we think you'll really like. They're not only super fun, but they'll also help you learn more about the science behind the project. So sit back, relax, and get ready to have some fun!!