But can we enlist horny moths to gently carry eggs down?
I really really want to do an event at the chapel that's literally just a 3rd grade egg drop (you attempt to construct a protective vehicle for the egg, then drop it 10-15 ft) for adults. Physicists and people of regretfully relevant expertise are allowed, but must troll everyone
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Trained courier moths are totally kosher
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can I participate by just coming while I’m having my period?
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Gross Audrey but yes
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What materials are allowed in an egg drop? I worry that it's too easy - I just did an image search and the designs I see look like they'd preserve an egg over a 15ft drop no problem.
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I provide materials, not to be announced in advance, with a 60 or 90 minute build time
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New solution: nothing added to the egg, just place a glass of water on the floor.
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Mmmm, but where do we get a WWI bomb sight at this time of night?
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I’d love to see physicists pitted against mechanical engineers and also a few random construction workers
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You don't find out whether the goal is to protect the egg, to maximize the number of fragments it breaks into, or some other goal, until it's time to start.
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