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We could of dropped it from a different height and also had a better parachute

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It depends what surface and height you do if the parachute works.Also I was correct in a way because 80% cracked and 20% did not

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5 foot 11 or 180 cm

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Well the damage and speed are in google sheets

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Create a new spreadsheet and edit with others at the same time -- from your computer, phone or tablet. Get stuff done with or without an internet connection. Use Sheets to edit Excel files. Free from Google.

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The heights were from Michaels hand and the balcony and the surfaces were grass,concrete and sand.

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This was on concrete (it may be a bit blurry)

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We got my inspiration from a guy on YouTube doing a video on science fair ideas

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This is a link to a website we are using for this project

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This is a link to a website we are using for this project

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www.education.com/science-fair/article/egg-parachute/

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our aim is to drop the egg from different heights with a plastic bag/garbage bag representing a parachute and seeing if the egg survives

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Are hypothesis is that the egg will crack 80% and the 20% will survive the drop.

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our method is to drop the egg from different heights.

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our variable is to change the types of ground we use for example grass, sand and concrete.

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still getting research and we have all the parts for are project(egg dropping experiment)but weather is bad for it.