Sure. I always win egg drop contests. Here's one way. It is necessary to soften the deceleration when the egg hits. One good way is to take several foam cups and space them so that the stack collapses on impact. Use masking tape between them to delay the collapse. When the stack hits, you should hear a pop-pop-pop-pop. It is necessary to guarantee the stacked cups hit instead of the side, so some fin or spin or drogue chute stabilization is needed. The system you use depends on the size/volume/weight contest constraints. Make the largest, lightest structure you can. The "passenger" compartment is another foam cup with basic padding--tissues or foam. Spray insulation or silly string would be good, but almost any soft, compliant material should work. Lastly--If you want to win--Get a guarantee from the person running the contest that the rules WILL BE FOLLOWED. Usually violators are allowed to compete anyway, and win prizes too.
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put it in a pringles tube filled with tissue paper, and give it a plastic bag parachute
first you find a circular container then you put styropoam on the bottom and around the container and also on the bottom of the lid then you put the egg in a plastic baggy with tissues and styropoam peanuts and then place the baggy in the container and then test it out ! good luckk bro !
No an egg is not a sphere. It is an ovoid. This shape is named after the shape of an egg.
A sphere (ball) and an ovoid (egg).A sphere (ball) and an ovoid (egg).A sphere (ball) and an ovoid (egg).A sphere (ball) and an ovoid (egg).
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