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When first starting this project, I figured I should begin with some sort of research and time to gather my thoughts and ideas.  So, I found some videos of egg drop experiments and websites on how to correctly conduct this trial.  The theme that I found to be prevalent in everything I saw was the importance of lots of padding and volatile material, that "absorbed the shock".  So at this point, I began to look into different materials that would work to lessen the force.

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(The materials I figured would be most force-absorbent and easy to find around my house...)
--Foam--
--Bubble Wrap--
--Pipe Cleaners--
--Elastic Bands--

And lastly...
I considered using lettuce as a sort of nest to add cushioning.

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I worked with my Dad to find material around the house, along with what I could add to the holder for maximum protection.  At last, I came up with the product.  I would find a small box, and put the egg in there.  But, the egg would be in a ziploc bag with a cushion-like material (possibly foam, bubble wrap, or lettuce).  Then, the bag would be suspened in the box using pipe cleaners, and some sort of sticking substance (glue, tape, ect;.)

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Equipment-

Styrofoam (I considered using this, but didn't in the final design)

Cardboard Box

Sealed Air Packet

Bubble Wrap

Pipe Cleaners

Ziploc bag

Glue Gun

Description-
I had a little trouble with arranging the pipe cleaners properly, and the glue gun was a bit problematic at times. But overall, it turned out better than I thought I would.

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I dropped the box at 3 meters, about 9 3/4 feet out my window. I inspected the egg, and it survived the fall perfectly without a crack.