What happened when you put a jackstone ball was placed to the platform balance?

When a jackstone ball is placed on a platform balance, the scale measures the weight of the ball, causing the balance to tip or register a reading that corresponds to the ball's mass. This is due to the gravitational force acting on the ball, which creates a downward force that the balance detects. Depending on the design of the balance, the reading will stabilize, providing an accurate measurement of the ball's weight. If the ball is heavy enough, it may also cause the platform to tilt, indicating an imbalance.