ACS Egg Drop

Posted: February 10, 2011 | Author: Karl | Filed under: Uncategorized |Leave a comment »

We are currently studying momentum in Physics. This week, students were given 12 sheets of paper, 1 meter of duct tape, scissors, and 20 minutes to build something to keep a dropped egg from breaking. (Thanks, Scott, for the idea.) The design in the video was dropped from the top of the press box—approximately 24 feet.

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