Larger, spherical particles are solid objects that have a round shape and a size that is noticeably bigger than smaller particles. These particles can be found in various materials, such as sand, spherical beads, or marbles. Their size and shape can affect how they interact with other substances, including how they settle in liquids or how they are used in manufacturing processes. In nature, larger, spherical particles can be observed in phenomena like hailstones or boulders. Their round shape allows them to roll easily, which can influence erosion and sediment transport in environments like rivers and beaches. Understanding these particles is important in fields such as geology and materials science.