What would happen if you hit an egg with a rod?
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You would rip a hole in the time space continuum...  \nIf you hit an egg with a  rod it explodes and you have to clean up...
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Actually, you might find that some water may pass into the egg during the cooking process by Osmosis. Google or wikipedia this to find out how it works.\nIt will probably be only a tiny change though.
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Soak a raw egg in vinegar overnigt.  The shell on the egg will become rubberized and actually bounce.
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Several things can happen.  Soaked in vinegar for several hours, the shell becomes pliable from decalcification, allowing you to insert it in a narrow necked bottle.\n\nWhen boiling eggs, adding vinegar to the water will coagulate (denature) the albumin if the eggshell cracks, preventing it from creating egg drop soup.\n\nAnd as vinegar has a higher density than watr, eggs will float more easily, expeially if the eggs are stale.
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It gets cooked. If it's still in the shell, it will explode.
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You don't say how far the egg will drop.\n\nI would make a cradle for the egg out of straws, about half a dozen taped together at the ends, the egg just held in the center by friction.\n\nThen I would construct a "cage" about one straw long on each of its sides (six sides for a cube) Use glue to attach straws together and only leave about an inch between straws. Leave one side open until you put the cradle with the egg inside, attached to the center of two sides of the cage. then finish the last side. Glue diagonal half-straws across each corner (three for each corner). That would be my best off the top of the head solution.  A second cage could be built around the first. You didn't mention any size restrictions. The bigger the structure is, compared to its weight, the more wind resistance it will have, and the slower it will fall.  The idea is to let the cage absorb the force of the impact but insulate the egg from it as much as you can.\n\nGood luck.
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This might be one of those questions that you have to answer with just using the formula, i.e. you will not get an actual answer, but an equation that if you knew the mass, length and force you could calculate the height dependant upon the force input, but thats pretty high level stuff, you would need so solve for angular acceleration and momentum, also in this sort of question you would be given either an impact force on a part of the rod (i.e. where the rod was hit) of you would be told the rod has some momentum. Then you could solve.\n\nI suggest you have another look at the question, I think you will find it says the rod is already moving.
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If you dont work around chickens or bird more then likely you will not catch it.  Cook you chicken really good before eating it tho.
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Okay,this information is real!The egg's shell will be partially dissolved and it soon be very soft.Try this to a bone,(any bone recommended chicken bone) and you will get the same results.(It will be so soft that you can tie it into a knot!)
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It doesn't say that the egg has to land on the concrete pavement!  Only that it is dropped 5 feet above a concrete pavement!  So I suppose you could have 5 feet of mattresses and lift the egg up about an inch or so and drop it down onto the mattresses, so that it was actually being dropped "5 feet above a concrete pavement without it breaking and without catching it"!\n\nBasically a play on words as this is:\n\nJUMP TABLES: Bet a bunch of friends that you can put three tables together, take your shoes and socks off and jump over them. They'll be anxious to bet that you can't. Take the bet money in hand then proceed to push the three tables together, take off your shoes and socks and jump over the shoes and socks. Then pick up your stuff and run as fast as you can!\n\nOr (with props the below):\n\nI would go with this: "The winning entry used "Rice Krispies" breakfast cereal in sandwich bags to enclose their egg."\n\n"Our technical support dept received the following question about dropping eggs:\n"I have been searching your web pages trying to find out how I can drop a regular raw egg off a roof without it breaking. Years ago I did this in a physics class, but cannot remember what I did. There is nothing in your web pages regarding this. My 7 yr. old grandson and I would like to do it. Could you help ?"\n\nNormally we can only answer questions related to our products, but we felt this question deserved a reply. To get a broad range of replies we asked the readers of our e-mail newsletter for help. \nSome of the answers we received\nGet an egg-eating snake, give it the egg and wait until the egg is about half way down the snake, then fit the snake with tail flights (cf a dart), then drop said snake plus egg from bridge etc.. The front of the snake will act as a crumple zone, thereby protecting the egg (makes a mess of the snake, but that is outside the parameters of the experiment) Then cut open the snake and remove the egg (snake already deceased, so this is no longer an ethical problem)\n\nIts really quite simple- can't imagine how he's forgotten that he dropped it while it was still inside the hen! Just make sure it's not a hen with clipped wings-specially if the roof is high...... \n\nTheory has it that, given sufficient height, aerodynamics will cause the egg to align itself to land on the blunter of the two ends. The egg is remarkably strong in this orientation. As long as it falls onto a reasonably forgiving surface, a lawn maybe, it won't break - sometimes!\nSafer bet is for Grandad to drop a hard boiled one and palm his stunned Grandson a raw one. \n\nI recently dropped an egg from a roof-top and was able to achieve a drop of some 15 metres without the egg breaking. How? The roof was 16 metres from the ground. It was that last metre that always did the damage.\n\nHold the egg carefully in your hands and jump off the roof. \nPut the egg in the middle of a 1 foot square styrene block. \nTake the roof off, sit it on the ground and roll the egg of the edge of the roof next to the ground. \nImmerse the egg in liquid nitrogen first \nFit the egg with a parachute. \n\nIt's really very simple, the clue is to spread all the force during the retardation phase (landing) on the COMPLETE surface of the egg. In this way, the resulting (vector) forces will be zero. In other words: The forces will "become a pressure" instead. And, since the egg may be compared to a pressure vessel (the surface is curved and can thus take really a lot of pressure before breaking) the egg will not break if you put it in strong bottle filled with water before dropping it!\n\nThis is the classical solution to the problem. I have never worked it out myself but it should work as long as the bottle itself is strong enough (do a test by dropping the bottle filled with just water before doing the test in front of an audience).\n\ncenter the egg in a nylon stocking. \nstretch
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Try to spin a boiled egg on its side,it will stand up after a while.Why and how?
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hard boil your egg.  :)
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It would hurt and probably bruise. I would be mad!
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probably explode or though im not sure,it would be fun if it hit someone ,just kidding,he,he
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the shiit inside the egg..
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Everyone must drop a egg from a height and not break the egg. All you can use is rubberbands and straws. So you cover the egg with straws (2 or 3 layers) and tie the ends with the rubberbands .
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It would be the fart if you ate that 5 day old egg