Asked by Anonymous

for an egg drop project, does putting straws at the bottom of an egg protect it from crashing?
Answered by Anonymous
say from 20 feet?
Answered by Writeacher
My granddaughter had this assignment recently, and she says it's about 50-50! That is, about half of her classmates who used straws ended up with broken eggs, but the other half didn't. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Answered by Anonymous
wow, that just made me worried about my project... my egg project looks more of a truck and i placed square cubes
Answered by Anonymous
at the front of the egg with straws attached to it, unfortunately im not sure how to place the photo of the experiment online
Answered by MS
She said that the ones that did work had some sort of cushion on the ends, like balloons or cotton balls. If it's only straws, the force of the impact will crush the straws and the egg with it.
Answered by bobpursley
Oh, sweet bubble wrap....
Answered by Writeacher
Schools/teachers make new rules as time goes by!! Bubble-wrap is on the "not allowed" list at my granddaughter's school nowadays!
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