Message Forum: Re: EGG DESTRUCTION!!!! <----Avoid at all costs

Re: EGG DESTRUCTION!!!! <----Avoid at all costs

Posted By: Howard, on host 65.6.45.187
Date: Friday, December 2, 2005, at 19:27:22
In Reply To: EGG DESTRUCTION!!!! <----Avoid at all costs posted by zK on Thursday, December 1, 2005, at 19:27:26:

> Hello fellow Rinkies,
>
> I get to do a project for school! YAY ME!!! So for this 9th grade project thingy, I have to make a container that will allow a raw egg to fall from approximately three stories and not break.

This is a standard science problem. It has been used in elementary schools, high schools and colleges. I would suggest trying something not quite so logical as tissue or cotton. Experiment with marbles, BB's, or maybe small eggs surrounding the subject egg. Try some liquids or jells. You will fail more than you will succeed. The messes you make will teach you more than any successful experiment.

I think the modern term for this is "thinking outside the box." Let's face it: We learn more from failures than successes.
How"messes are fun"ard

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Message:	> > Hello fellow Rinkies, > > > > I get to do a project for school! YAY ME!!! So for this 9th grade project thingy, I have to make a container that will allow a raw egg to fall from approximately three stories and not break. > > This is a standard science problem. It has been used in elementary schools, high schools and colleges. I would suggest trying something not quite so logical as tissue or cotton. Experiment with marbles, BB's, or maybe small eggs surrounding the subject egg. Try some liquids or jells. You will fail more than you will succeed. The messes you make will teach you more than any successful experiment. > > I think the modern term for this is "thinking outside the box." Let's face it: We learn more from failures than successes. > How"messes are fun"ard
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