The egg hits the earth creatively, ah, it s not alive, and there s a bounty

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Egg Village Earth Creative?

1. A plastic bottle, filled with salt water, the concentration of salt water makes the egg suspended in the middle, fill the bottle with water, tighten the cap, no matter how the bottle falls, the egg will not break, as long as the bottle is not broken.

2. It is to use more shock-absorbing materials to wrap the eggs tightly. For example, foam, cotton, various filling materials, etc. Through the cushioning effect of these materials, the purpose of protecting eggs is achieved.

3. Put the eggs in a balloon and fill it with a certain amount of air, and put a balloon on the outside to fill it with an appropriate amount of air. In this way, an air cushion is formed between the two layers of balloons, which will protect the eggs from the impact of the ground.

All 3 are available. Hope.

All I can tell you is that this is a bit difficult for you, but it's not impossible, according to the principle of air resistance, the moment an object falls and hits the ground, the force will be n times greater than that of the force, but external factors can slow down the effect of air resistance, for example, if you wrap foam on the egg or something else that can reduce the resistance, the egg may not break, but it is only possible, and the probability is very, very small, and you also have to consider that the texture of each egg is also different, and some eggs may have a thicker outer skin, which is the case The chances of success will be greater, but it won't be obvious.

We can let the egg be p (the egg is raw) and the resistance of the air is y and the external condition is o and the force is z when dropped

p+o）x y=z？= (success rate)2 10% (z?.)It is impossible to estimate the force when dropped).

Cotton wool (cotton sponge) can be placed in the outer box, so that the impact force will be reduced.

This is calculated from the point of view of physics. It's more esoteric, but it should be doable.

But there's another option, which is more convenient, and maybe more practical, and that's to boil the eggs and put foam on them (as above), and that's much more likely, about 30 or 35 percent.

The reason why the gap between the two options is relatively large is that the first is raw eggs and the second is cooked eggs.

Hold the eggs between two balloons, stick the balloons around the perimeter with cardboard, and preferably a parachute.

Make a parachute for eggs.

You're **, isn't it going to be done at the Science and Technology Festival.

Eggs hit the earth is the first to see in the 80s of the 20th century, the British Association for the Promotion of Science and Technology Youth Department organized youth science and technology activities, the use of raw eggs, parachute materials, cushion packaging materials and other production devices to make eggs hit the ground without breaking.