A 2024 study on whipped aquafaba notes that its emulsifying power can cut dessert fat by up to 50 % without killing texture.

This invention, which they dubbed Bubble Wrap, did the trick and kept this massive and clunky computer safe from damages during shipping. And as the people say, the rest was history.

A video by Lance Geiger of The History Guy breaks down the history behind bubble wrap. Yes, this video is a bit long, especially with the ads built in. We get it, they got bills to pay.

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Franklin Elementary’s annual first-grade STEM Egg Drop Challenge turned the front lawn into a science-filled splash zone, as students watched their egg-protecting contraptions plunge from a ...

The goal is for students to build a device using bubble wrap, straws, or various other materials designed to hold an egg and keep it intact after being dropped from a substantial height—say, 10 ...

I never did egg drop experiments in school--or if I did, I've completely memory-holed it. But when I began reading this, I assumed the conventional wisdom would be that dropping it on its side was ...

This refers to the conventional wisdom that, if you drop an egg with the blunt end down, it should be less likely to break, because the shell has more stiffness in the vertical direction.

May 18—STERLING — It was an egg-cellent day for science at Sterling's Lincoln Elementary School on Friday, when students were seen tossing eggs — all as part of a fun, hands-on experiment ...

STERLING – It was an egg-cellent day for science at Sterling’s Lincoln Elementary School on Friday, when students were seen tossing eggs – all as part of a fun, hands-on experiment. As part of a ...

New England used the opportunity to start a competition between four players in the egg drop challenge. Josh Dobbs hosted the competition because, as DeMario Douglas said, Dobbs is “a science ...

After nearly 200 experiments, the team determined that dropping an egg horizontally is more likely to keep it intact than a vertical drop—completely contrary to folk wisdom.