It’s the second most common element on our planet after hydrogen. Helium is an element (symbol He) that naturally exists in its gas form on Earth. Here’s a little bit about why helium makes an impact on the egg’s impact. Adding things like spokes, cushioning, and other design features spread the force out while adding helium-filled balloons we filled with the Balloon Time Helium Tank slows the fall. But you can do two things to reduce the force the egg feels when it hits the ground: 1) spread out the force across other areas of the contraption and 2) slow down the fall. The force the egg feels is dependent upon its weight and the height it is dropped from because they define how fast the egg falls. Next up is gravity and the impact force the egg endures when it hits the ground. But it can’t be so thick and sturdy that oxygen can’t pass through. Luckily, animals are some of the most talented engineers out there :) The eggshell is just strong enough to allow the chicken to sit on it and protect the growing chicken inside. The first influence is the makeup of the eggshell. There’s a lot of fun science and engineering going on in this activity. Nothing like a little frantic designing to bring out the creativity in everyone! The Egg Drop Challenge Hides Learning in the Fun! We also like to add a time limit to make it more fun. Soft and protective materials like bubble wrap and stuffing are not allowed.You must drop each of the contraptions from the same height.You can use up to 4 different types of materials.To make this challenge consistent across all the designs, it’s helpful to add a few guidelines. Your goal in the Egg Drop Challenge is to design and build a contraption that protects an egg from breaking during a fall.
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