Why Does a Sphere Reach Terminal Velocity if Buoyant Force Exceeds Weight?

[Est120]

Homework Statement

determine the drag force

Relevant Equations

Archimedes principle formula, weight formula

in my head this is just a silly problem in which i need to determine the ↓ force (weight) and the ↑force (archimedes buoyant force) and then the difference must be the drag force ↑ (the force that involves velocity) but i can't get any sense out of this answer
how is possible for the sphere to reach terminal velocity (and thus keep falling) if the buoyant force is greater in magnitude than the weight?
how is the drag force acting downwards (in the direction of motion) ? this doesn't make any sense to me

 

[Est120]

i think the sphere must be going up instead of down so this actually makes sense

 

[Gordianus]

It Is going up. The buoyant force Is larger than the Wright.