Egg Drop Project, With Restrictions?
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My science class did the same project a few years ago. I suggest suspending the egg within a sphere, try making wings to slow its fall. I dont think whether it is a trianlge or not will really affect its streght to much. Good luck
709571
try this:  Stand on a lawn and throw an egg up into the air .. Just chuck it like 40 feet up and watch what happens when it lands on the lawn.  \n  Don't throw it on concrete and try to make sure it doesn't hit any rocks. \n  When I was in eigth grade and my science teacher told me to try this i was absolutly flabbergasted when I saw the results.  I ended out making 75$ from my family when I bet them I could throw an egg over the house and it wouldn't break when it landed on the other side.
565314
Find yourself a box of the correct dimensions.\n\nWrap your egg in bubble wrap--the kind with the bubbles that are about as big as a quarter.  Wrap it in as much as you can use without going over the weight limit.  The egg should be in the center of the bubble wrap.\n\nThe bubblewrap should prevent the egg from breaking.  The key is to get the egg in the center so it has equal bubblewrap around it.\n\nIf you can find a styrafoam box that is 7cm x 7cm x 7cm, that would be the best as it would easily meet your 400cc requirement and no side longer than 20cm!  Plus, styrafoam will absorb shock!
141531
hard boil your egg.  :)
763147
part of the trick is to have the egg land vertically because it less likely to crack at the ends; if this is not possible, try to stick with conatined (like a box) soft items, such as cloth, rubber, styrofoam (anything plyable) on top w/ support
1164976
do the growing pea thing, -wrinkley vs. smooth.\n\nor something along those lines with another food product, -preferably one that you can eat, -so the project is not a total loss.
954819
create a sperm and egg bank!
232984
Well, while I don't want to do your physics project for you (I did this one myself so I know what works and what doesn't), the basic thing you need to consider is not protecting the shell, but reducing the IMPULSE on the shell - you know what IMPULSE is right?\n\nIMPULSE is change in momentum over time:\n\nI = (M_start - M_end) / time\n\nSo say you have a car with a momentum of 2000, and it hits a brick wall, and the collision takes 0.2 seconds.  The impulse on the car is\n\nI = (2000 - 0) / 0.2 = 10000 kg*m/s^2 (which you may recognize as a unit of force, or NEWTON)\n\nSo you might be able to find out what the impulse necessary to break an eggshell is, but I would suggest simply trying to find a method to reduce that impulse.\n\nSo you have two ways to reduce the IMPULSE on the egg:\n\n1.  Reduce the change in momentum.  How do you do that?  Momentum is mass X velocity, so since the egg's mass is probably fixed, you would want to reduce the falling velocity of the egg - think parachute or some other method of 'floating' so it doesn't fall at full speed.\n\n2.  Increase the amount of time it takes for the egg to hit the ground.  This may sound hard to do, but think about something like falling through soft cotton stuffing - the egg will move through the stuffing, slowing down as it does, and hopefully if you design it right, the egg will stop sliding through the stuffing before it hits the ground.\n\nSo there you go.  When I did this, I used the stuffing approach because our teacher prohibited any kind of floatation devices (essentially ruling out Method 1), but my egg broke because I packed the stuffing too tightly.
1097317
First find out if you can do so. Many municipalities are very strict in permitting this activity (neighbors don't like it)
628839
No difficulties encountered...\n\nA more oriented question would help us all. That forum has full of people who can perform embedding with eyes closed and cut virtually anything, from animal and vegetable to rubbers and cheese.\n\nWe will help you!
485319
A classic, but great visual experiment is sucking a hard boiled egg into an erlenmyer flask. It is done by using the principles of the kinetic theory of matter.\nAnother cool project might be doing something with dry ice. Find a place that you can get dry ice and do fun stuff with it, like create smoke, put bubble solution in water and then drop in dry ice to make bubbles that, when you pop, let out white smoke.\n\nAnother idea might be to do some cool colorful reactions. Make some dye molecules or something.\n\nHope one of these ideas works for you.
175748
Can't be done. :( See link...
577856
I did this once. It's a bit of a challenge, but works VERY well. Build a "hexagonal" cage around the egg using drinking straws. Try to use smaller straws (girth) as building is much easier. Using hot glue, have the straws criss-cross in such a way to cradle the egg. You should wind up with something almost spherical.
624707
Small box with bubble wrap around the egg and plastic packing peanuts should do the job.  I had a marketing class on wrapping and we kicked it down the stairs and my egg was safe and sound.\n\nTest it at home before bringing it to class.
371338
lol okay.. so generally people don't ask for someone to do all of the work.    But umm... this seems easy enough.... I'll get you started \n\nPublic class Marriage\n{\n   People p1, p2;\n   //Constructors\n   Public Marriage()\n   {\n   }\n   Public Marriage(People man, People sig_other)\n   {\n   }\n}\n\nPublic class People\n{\n  private String name;\n  private People Spouse;\n\n  public People()\n {\n   name = "";\n   People = null;\n  }\n  public People getSpouse()\n  {\n    return Spouse;\n  }\n  public void setSpouse(People spouse)\n  {\n    this.Spouse = spouse;\n  }\n}\n\n\nHope this helps.... Also you may consider switching to Netbeans! It's an awesome IDE best i've used yet.
460422
Probably dipping the egg in liquid nitrogen for a while would make it so hard it would be nearly unbrakable!
167217
How about selling a "Program" that a person could get to put\nsome idea they have to the public?\nGood luck!