Yes, this is Janelle looking astounded and amazed.

Physics 20 students put their knowledge of forces and design to the test by constructing a container which would allow an egg to survive a drop off the gym roof. Containers were to be no larger than 10x10x10 cm, and weigh as little as possible (part of each student's mark reflected the weight of their container).

Lots of styrofoam, but very light.
Kristi
Half a Nerf football.
Jordan
Apparently this is her father's sock. Hope the egg doesn't break...
Janelle

Very efficient design. Cheap too!
Derek
More styrofoam, and very light.
Christy
Benny likes to be neat. This was the heaviest entry.
Benny

We were assured there IS an egg in there ...
Kristin
An egg wrapped in a sponge. This was the lightest entry, at only 67 grams.
Laurie
We're not sure what all the tape was for ...
Nichole

The inside is stuffed with peanut butter!
Mortie
This one suffered a size penalty
If it spins, it will work!
Ferdie
Supposedly a helicopter ...
Icosahedra must be good for something ...
Mr. Willis
An icoshedron stuffed with paper

As long as it doesn't land upside down ...
Huey
An egg glider.
But the egg is raw ...
Dewey
An egg sandwich.
This might work!
Josh
Lots of foam rubber.

Our thanks to Laurie for allowing us to use her hand in these pictures. No bonus marks were involved.


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