Naked Egg Drop?

[honey7]

Does anyone know ANYTHING about Naked Egg Drop bcuz i have invitationals this weekend and i dont know what the heck i am doing. someone PLEASE reply!!!

[smartkid222]

u have invitationals IN NOVEMBER???!!!! that's rediculusly earliy and no i don't know anything about egg drop. srry

[starpug]

Cushioning Cushioning Cushioning. It's common physics, Newton's 3rd Law, that the longer a moving object is in contact with another object that is "stationary" the less force is exerted on the object. So that means you want to make it so the device contacts the egg for as long as possible so thus a damper is useful and so is soft stuff such as cottonballs, torn up paper, or foampeanuts. Be careful you don't make it too springy or else the egg will pop up and most likely come down and crack

[dudeincolorado]

for some reason i want to suggest jello.... but thats not too practical

i would try rice with a layer on fiberfill on top its soft but to to soft

[freeman]

So you suggest dropping an egg in a tube of jello? You don't belong on this site.

[starpug]

freeman, Jello might actually work, it's very viscous depending on how cold it is , but it's just not practical to use because of what is required to keep it at a useful state. We are just trying to help him so please try not to criticize other people. Dude is one of the people with the most posts on this site, although sometimes his posts are rather random or off topic , and a huge contributor to this site so please take your criticism elsewhere .

[Pleiades]

yeah, dude knows what he's talking about... most of the time
Is this on site or off site? from what i remember reading a longggggg time ago i thought it was on site like mystery architecture.

[dudeincolorado]

well i was thinking of getting jello and makeing it into little peices shrug i said it wasnt practical I would like to try it though....

anyway i stick to rice and fiberfill !

[binary010101]

Shredded packing peanuts might work to cushion the fall, though I'd imagine that it would take an excessive amount of energy to shred them.

Though, if you're like the rest of us, you wouldn't mind.

[dudeincolorado]

just keep in mind to have some sort of a "hard bottom" just because you dont want it to fly through the stuff so have something hard on the bottom like rice or beans, or oatmeal or something like that